Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Wikisprint: a race through Wikipedia links
A daily game asks you to study a Wikipedia article, then navigate back to it from another article using links alone.
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◎Niche
◉Human
⚑Risk
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- For
- Wikipedia readers who enjoy timed link races
- Worth noticing
- The scoring starts at 1,000, subtracts 30 points per click and one per two seconds, and never drops below 50 for a finish.
Field notes
The interface exposes both solo daily play and room-based races, with controls for study time, race length, and a first-to-target win condition. Its scoring display trades off speed against route length: each click costs 30 points, while elapsed time costs one point per two seconds, subject to a 50-point floor. Standings, route comparisons, and sprint history are also named in the page UI.
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