HistoriaQuest
HistoriaQuest is a daily game where you arrange five illustrated cards in chronological order, from oldest to most recent. Each puzzle has a category, such as inventions, people, or events, and the artwork matches that theme. The site also includes player profiles, leaderboards, leagues, and a weekly mode called Weekly Survival.
How to play
- Select PLAY under “Daily puzzle” on the homepage.
- Read the instruction above the cards to confirm the category and order.
- Drag the cards into slots 1 through 5.
- Select SUBMIT to check your arrangement.
Why the order can be harder than it looks
Putting five items in chronological order seems easy until two belong closer together than expected. In HistoriaQuest, the pair most likely to cause a mistake is often the one that seems settled. The leaderboard and league system turn each decision into part of an ongoing competition.
Modes
Daily puzzle
Arrange five cards in chronological order. A new puzzle is available once a day.
Weekly Survival
You start with ten lives. Each mistake or timeout costs one life. You get one attempt per week, and the challenge resets every Wednesday.
Leaderboard and leagues
You can open these from the top bar, next to your profile. They compare your performance with other players instead of showing only whether your answers were correct.
Before you start
The cards already appear in five slots. Reorder them rather than placing them from scratch.
Weekly Survival counts running out of time as losing a life; the daily puzzle does not. Try the daily puzzle first. You get one attempt at each weekly round, and cannot replay it until the reset on Wednesday.
Popular questions
How many cards do I arrange?
Arrange five cards in slots 1 through 5, from oldest to most recent.
How does Weekly Survival work?
You start with ten lives. A wrong answer or timeout costs one life. You get one attempt each week, with the mode resetting on Wednesday.
Do I need an account to play?
No. You can open the daily puzzle without logging in. A player identity is required for the profile, leaderboard, and leagues.