What is Elimina8?

Elimina8 is an eight-item elimination puzzle where you remove world events until only the earliest one remains. Each round presents eight historical events. You select events to eliminate, the game validates each choice, and you continue until the earliest event by year is left standing. The game offers practice, classic, and daily modes.

How to play Elimina8

  1. Review the eight world events displayed on the card.
  2. Tap an event you believe is not the earliest to eliminate it. The game will check your selection immediately.
  3. Continue eliminating events until only the earliest remains or you run out of tries.
  4. Use Give up, Play New, or Pick Another Topic to exit a round at any time.

Game modes

The official page lists three play options:

  • Practice: Train your chronological reasoning without pressure.
  • Classic: Standard elimination rounds with the full rule set.
  • Daily: A fresh challenge puzzle released each day.

Reading the feedback

When you select a card, the interface displays "Elimina8 selected card" and confirms "We'll check to see if it's correct elimination." The game validates each attempt and shows remaining tries. The page hints at "7 tries" per round, though the exact mechanic depends on the mode.

Strategy for faster elimination

Compare events by known dates or historical periods and remove the clearly later ones first. Use process of elimination to narrow the field before making uncertain choices. If you can place three events after a specific century while one predates it, that earlier event becomes a strong candidate to keep.

Practice mode lets you learn event ordering without affecting your daily streak. Because each elimination is checked individually rather than requiring a perfect sequence, you can recover from one wrong choice as long as tries remain.

Popular questions

What is the objective?
Correctly eliminate all but the earliest world event by year from the listed eight.

How many tries do I get?
The page provides an attempts hint of "7 tries."