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Wiki Streaks
One Wikipedia start article, one target, only the links in the text: find the way in 10 clicks or fewer. A new pair every day, with streaks, a leaderboard and links to challenge friends. Free, no signup.
What is Wiki Streaks?
Wiki Streaks is a daily Wikipedia game where you start on one article and try to reach a target article using only links inside the text. A new puzzle is posted every day, and everyone gets the same start and target. It is free to play and requires no signup.
Editor takes
Love that I can jump from Beer to Moon in a few clicks during my morning coffee — no signup, just pure link-hopping fun.
The training mode's marked links and click feedback finally make the race feel fair, though the 10-click cap is a bit forgiving for purists.
How to play Wiki Streaks
Each round drops you onto a Wikipedia article and shows you a target article. You move by clicking links within the article text only—no search and no going back—and every click counts. You win by reaching the target in 10 clicks or fewer, with fewer clicks being better.
Tips & strategy
- Read at least part of the article before clicking; the path often goes through historical, cultural, or scientific connections.
- Move from broad topics to narrower ones, as in the example Beer → Mesopotamia → Astronomy → Moon.
- Look for links that relate closely to the target, such as articles that mention the target directly.
- Use the training mode to get feedback on whether your clicks are getting closer or taking a detour.
- If you are unsure, pick the link that seems most relevant to the target's subject area.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wiki Streaks free?
Yes, the game is free and does not require a signup.
How often does a new puzzle appear?
There is one new daily challenge each day, and it is the same for all players.
Can I play with friends?
Yes. You can create a private round, choose the start and target, and share the room code with up to four people.
What counts as a move in the game?
Clicking a link in the article text counts as a move. You cannot use search or go back, and each click counts toward your total.
What happens in public rounds when few players join?
If few people are around, bots play along to fill out the round.
Where to play
Play Wiki Streakswiki-streaks.de · free, new puzzle daily
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