Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Orbitallion: video-game number guessing at launch altitude
A daily game asks seven video-game questions with numerical answers, then turns the accuracy of your guesses into a rocket flight.
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- Video-game trivia and daily challenge players
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- The FAQ says daily leaderboard percentiles currently include simulated pilots, which will be phased out as participation grows.
Field notes
Scoring uses different margins for large quantities, years, and smaller-scale answers, then places the result on a logarithmic altitude map. The FAQ says most answers draw from Wikidata, while some are added manually from official announcements; it also explains that only the first flight of the day is ranked. For now, leaderboard and percentile figures include simulated pilots, which the site says it plans to phase out as participation grows.
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