HistoriaQuest

HistoriaQuest presents a board of five illustrated cards to be put back in chronological order, from the oldest to the most recent, with a single button to decide: SUBMIT. Each edition names its category in the prompt: that day inventions, elsewhere people or events, and the board’s artwork follows the theme. Around the day’s puzzle, the site builds a whole competitive setup (profile, leaderboard and leagues), plus a second weekly event called Weekly Survival.

1. From the homepage, launch PLAY under "Daily puzzle".
2. Read the instruction above the cards: it names the day’s category and the order, from oldest to most recent.
3. Drag the cards between the numbered slots from 1 to 5.
4. Confirm with SUBMIT.

Putting five objects in time order looks trivial until two of them are closer than they seem, and that is exactly what HistoriaQuest seeks: the mistake always hides in the pair nobody doubts. The leaderboard and leagues then turn this small act into a competitive habit.

What the site places around the puzzle is clear: a leaderboard and leagues, meaning a result compared with other players rather than a simple right-or-wrong kept to yourself.

Daily puzzle

The daily rendezvous: five cards to arrange in chronological order.

Weekly Survival

Announced on the homepage: you start with ten lives, each mistake or running out of time costs one, you have only one attempt per week and the counter resets on Wednesday.

Leaderboard and leagues

Two permanent entries in the top bar, next to the player profile.

• The cards arrive already placed in the five slots: it’s a reordering, not a placement.
• Weekly Survival explicitly mentions running out of time among the causes of losing a life, unlike the daily puzzle. Work through the daily before attempting it: the weekly window cannot be replayed before the following Wednesday.