What Hisorty is
In Hisorty, your task is to place six historical events in the correct chronological sequence. Each daily puzzle presents a fresh set of events, and the puzzle is numbered so you can track your progress. Beyond the daily challenge, an endless mode lets you keep sorting events as long as you like. The game runs entirely in your web browser, is free to play, and a typical puzzle takes about five minutes. Hisorty was created by Damian Krajnak.
How to play
The core interaction is ordering: you are shown six historical events and must arrange them from earliest to latest. There is no other mechanic to manage — just your knowledge of when things happened. The daily puzzle gives you one set of events to work through, while endless mode continues with new sets at your own pace.
Tips
- When sorting events, start by identifying the century or era each one belongs to — grouping by time period makes the final order easier to determine.
- If you are unsure about exact dates, think about cause and effect: events that depend on earlier developments must come later in the sequence.
Common questions
Is Hisorty free to play?
Yes, Hisorty is free to access on the web.
How long does a round take?
A typical puzzle takes about five minutes to complete.