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WikiRNG

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Score random Wikipedia articles for rarity

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Overview

What WikiRNG is

WikiRNG gives you one random English Wikipedia article each day. Your job is to read it and earn Semantic Points based on how unusual its properties are. The rarer the article, the higher your score. You can sign in to save your rolls, track your progress, and compare results with friends on the leaderboard.

Getting started

How to play

Each day, the game presents a single English Wikipedia article. You score Semantic Points (SP) for the rarity of the article's traits. Sign in to save your roll and keep a record of your daily scores. Use the leaderboard to see where you stand among all players, and check your friends' scores to add a competitive edge.

Practical help

Tips

  1. Look for articles with uncommon features—they may unlock secret badges. Examples include Word for Word, Cheers, Short Path, Mid Importance, No Footnotes, Bare Bones, and Lipogram.
  2. Since the game runs daily, return each day to build a consistent score history and climb the rankings.
Quick answers

Common questions

How often can I play?

WikiRNG is a daily game. You get one random English Wikipedia article per day to score.

What are Semantic Points?

Semantic Points are awarded based on how rare the article's properties are. More unusual articles earn more SP.