⏳ TimeWarp
Can you put history in the right order?
6 events, one timeline — order them from earliest to latest
Year Packs
A year of upheaval — assassinations, protests, the Prague Spring, and Apollo 8.
Moon landings, Woodstock, and the dawn of the internet.
The Berlin Wall falls, Tiananmen Square, and the birth of the World Wide Web.
The Gulf War, the Soviet Union's collapse, and the first website.
Y2K doesn't end the world, the dot-com bubble peaks, and Sydney hosts the Olympics.
The financial crisis, Obama's election, Beijing's Olympics, and the Mumbai attacks.
FAQ
How do I play?
You'll see 6 historical events in random order and a 60-second countdown. Drag them (or use the ▲▼ buttons) to arrange from earliest (top) to latest (bottom).
The game submits automatically when you get the correct order or when time runs out.
How does scoring work?
Accuracy (up to 600): each event scores based on placement — 100 pts for exact, 50 for off by 1, 20 for off by 2, and 0 for further off. Speed bonus (up to 400): starts at 400, with a 7-second grace period, then decreases by 1 point per second. Max score is 1,000.
What do the share emojis mean?
Reading left to right (earliest → latest event): ✅ = correct position, ⬅️ = placed too far in the future (needs to move earlier), ➡️ = placed too far in the past (needs to move later).
What date is used for buildings and structures?
For buildings, monuments, and structures we use the completion or opening date — e.g. the Eiffel Tower is 1889 (when it opened for the World's Fair) and Mount Rushmore is 1941 (when carving finished). For events, we use the year they occurred.