How to play

• Guess the Wikipedia article from its categories.
• Every day there are 10 notable, diverse, and interesting people, places, and things to guess.
• Guess the article title. Titles normally include any first names. Don’t worry about capitalisation, accent marks, or anything in brackets like (TV series) or (singer).
• If you knew the right answer but got the title wrong, tap Close enough .

Articles and categories

• The game’s database has around 3,000 articles, taken from player suggestions, the Vital Articles project, and popular pages. 10 are picked at random each day.
• Each article is in 4 to 60 categories, and is the only article in those categories. Categories which include a non-trivial word from the title are removed, to avoid give-aways.

Alternative names

• Many alternatives to the exact title are accepted. Specifically, any aliases on Wikidata and any word or phrase which Wikipedia redirects to the article.
• Also, if your guess is within a few letters of the correct title or an alternative name, the game asks Did You Mean the correct title. You can turn this off in settings.

Contributing

• You can suggest articles for the game.
• If an article doesn’t make sense, tap Report bad article and I will review it.
• Improve categories and alternative names by editing Wikipedia and Wikidata. Drop me an email and I will pick up your edits.

About the game

• Made by Matthew – email me with feedback or issues at [email protected].
• Original concept by Sumana Harihareswara. Name and original implementation by Kevan Davis in 2006.

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