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What Daily Time Travel is
Daily Time Travel is a daily, one-session history puzzle built around a chain of recency choices. Each day starts with a historical event and a set of other events. You choose the one you believe happened most recently; that correct choice moves the current position forward as a hop toward the goal year. The aim is to reach the target year in as few hops as possible. As you play, the game tracks total hops, wrong answers, streak, and a par value that serves as an efficiency target. No account is required, and progress and streak are saved only in your browser. The game is free to play on the web and sits alongside other daily games like Wordlander and Daily Timeline, offering a compact general-knowledge challenge.
How to play
Begin at the historical event presented for the day. Read the options and select the one that happened most recently. If you are right, that event becomes your new position and another set of options appears, continuing your route toward the goal year. Keep making correct recency choices to move forward in as few hops as possible. Wrong choices are counted separately from your hop count, so your attempt stats distinguish mistakes from steps taken. The run reaches its end when you get to the goal year; after that, you can review your hop count, wrong answers, streak, and par before ending the session.
Tips
- Use broad era knowledge first. If you know the century or decade for each event, the more recent choice usually becomes much clearer.
- When two answers feel close, look for a detail that anchors one event to a specific invention, leader, or cultural moment; that can reveal which one came later.
Common questions
Do I need to create an account to play Daily Time Travel?
No. The game is free to play on the web and does not require an account. Your progress and streak are saved only in your browser, so your daily attempt stays on the device you are using.
What counts as a hop, and how are mistakes tracked?
A hop is a move made by selecting the event that happened most recently and advancing toward the goal year. Wrong choices are counted separately from hops, and both appear in your attempt stats along with your streak and par value. The goal is to reach the target year using as few hops as possible.