Where in History is the 2-minute daily history game on a 3D globe. One clue, one tap, five questions a day — built for people who love history and geography but don't have an hour to spare.
What makes it different
History only, no gimmicks. Every question is a real historical place or event — ancient cities, battles, voyages, discoveries — chosen for places historians agree on.
Clues, not photos. You read a written clue and reason your way to a region. No reverse-image-search shortcuts, no year-guessing.
No timers, no pressure. Take as long as you like on each question. The only thing scored is how close your tap lands.
One shared daily puzzle. Everyone gets the same 5 questions each day at 00:00 UTC, so a score card means something when you share it.
The question bank
The game draws on 150 hand-checked locations across ancient and modern history — from Pompeii and the Terracotta Army to the Tower of London, the Statue of Liberty and the Panama Canal. Every clue is written originally for the game, and every coordinate is verified against the commonly recognised location.
Free, private, no account
Where in History is free with no ads and no account. Your streak and scores are stored only in your browser, and site traffic is measured with cookieless, privacy-first analytics. Read the full Privacy Policy.