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Where in History
What is Where in History?
Where in History is a daily game that asks you to place historical events on a 3D globe. Each day it serves five clue-based questions, and your task is to tap the location you think the clue refers to. It is designed to be played in about two minutes.

Finally, a daily quiz that treats the map like a place you travel, not a list to memorize.

Five quick taps on a spinning globe — perfect for a coffee break, if you're okay with no take-backs.
How to play Where in History
Read each clue, then drag to rotate the globe and scroll or pinch to zoom. Tap once to lock your answer — there are no take-backs. You score more points the closer you land to the correct spot, and later questions in the day's set are worth more than earlier ones.
Tips & strategy
- Use the clue's time period and context to narrow down a modern-day country or region before searching the globe.
- Zoom in after rotating to get a more precise pin placement, since points depend on how close you land.
- Don't tap until you're confident; you can only lock one answer per question.
- Because later questions are worth more, it may pay to spend extra time on them.
- Try practice mode to get a feel for the globe and scoring without affecting your daily streak.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are in each daily game?
Each daily game has 5 history questions.
Can I change my answer after tapping the globe?
No. The game locks your answer with one tap and does not allow take-backs.
How is scoring determined?
You earn more points the closer your pin is to the correct location, and later questions in the day are worth more points.
Can I play more than once a day?
Yes. Beyond the daily challenge, there is a practice mode with 5 random questions.
Can I share my results?
After finishing, you can copy a score card and share it.
Where to play
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