Timeline

Five subjects drawn from Wikipedia must be put back in chronological order, from oldest to most recent. All five share the same kind of date, shown at the top of the game: a film’s release year, the date of a battle, a person’s birth or a city’s founding, for example. Move the cards to build your timeline, then submit. Curio then shows which positions are right, without saying where the others go. You have five tries to find the exact order. At the end, each subject is shown with its year, a good way to brush up on historical landmarks. The timeline changes every day at midnight (UTC) and is the same for everyone, so you can compare your number of tries with your friends. Two ways to play Timeline: the daily challenge, the same puzzle for everyone, renewed every day at midnight (UTC), one game per day, with a day streak and coins to win; and free play, unlimited, where a new puzzle is drawn for every game, with no reward, so you can practise as much as you like. In free play, the solution is always shown at the end.