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Explore the world of the encyclopedia, one link at a time! Test your skills by navigating from one topic to another using as few links as possible. Discover surprising connections, learn something new, and uncover insights hidden within millions of articles. Whether you’re racing to connect topics or simply exploring fascinating content, this game transforms the encyclopedia into your personal playground. Features You’ll Love: – Daily brain fuel: Fresh connection challenges drop every day like your favorite puzzle game – Explore mode: Fall down fascinating rabbit holes and actually remember what you learned – Infinite replay value: Millions of articles = endless paths = your new favorite game If you’re curious, competitive, or love a mental challenge, this game is your perfect companion. We add new pairs every day!

What is WikiRacing? — The Free Wiki Race Game WikiRacing is a free wiki race game where the goal is to navigate from one Wikipedia article to another using only internal links — as fast as possible and with the fewest clicks. Start from an article like Chocolate and find your way to French Revolution by clicking through Wikipedia's millions of interconnected pages. No download, no login required. How to play the Wikipedia racing game Choose a start article and a destination article, then click through Wikipedia links to reach your goal. Every click counts — the fewer clicks and less time you use, the higher your score. Game modes Daily challenge — A new Wikipedia path every day, shared by all players worldwide. Compare your score on the global leaderboard and try to beat yesterday's best time. Multiplayer race (up to 5 players) — Share a room link with friends and race simultaneously. Same start article, same end article — full ranking with podium . Ranked duel — Face a random opponent matched by ELO. Win to earn rating points and climb the global ranking. Thematic challenges — Complete 3, 5, or 10 consecutive races on a theme (Science, History, Pop Culture, Gaming, Streamers). Best cumulative time wins. Manual mode — Pick any two Wikipedia articles as start and end. Perfect for custom challenges with friends. Campaign mode — 50 progressive levels, from beginner to expert. Complete each level to unlock the next and climb the global campaign leaderboard. Features 100% free — no account required to play Available in 11 Wikipedia languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Russian Global ELO leaderboard and competitive ranking system 12 unlockable badges and achievements (First Win, Lightning, Sniper, Veteran, Champion, and more) Back-navigation: explore dead ends and retrace your path Desktop and mobile compatible Installable as a Progressive Web App (PWA) — play offline Tips for WikiRacing Think in categories, not direct connections. When stuck, navigate to a broad hub article — countries, historical periods, or scientific fields — rather than looking for a direct link. From major hubs, you're usually one or two clicks from any target article. Why WikiRacing? Wikipedia contains over 60 million articles connected by millions of internal links. WikiRacing turns this vast network of knowledge into a competitive game. Every race is a journey through human knowledge — from astronomy to gastronomy, from ancient history to pop culture. It's the famous Wikipedia "rabbit hole" effect, turned into a sport. WikiRacing is similar in spirit to classic Wikipedia navigation games like Wikispeedia, The Wiki Game, and 6 Degrees of Wikipedia — but with real-time multiplayer, ELO ranking, and 11 languages. Whether you call it a wiki race, a Wikipedia speed run, or a wiki link game, the goal is the same: get there faster and smarter. About the ELO rating system The ranked duel mode uses an ELO rating system (K=32) where every player starts at 1000. Win a duel to gain points, lose to drop. The global leaderboard ranks all players by rating. ELO floors at 100, so you can always come back stronger. WikiRacing — the free wiki race and Wikipedia speed run game The concept of racing through Wikipedia links has existed since the early days of the encyclopedia. WikiRacing brings this into a modern, competitive format: real-time multiplayer for up to 5 players, daily challenges, an ELO ranking system, and a worldwide community of players across 11 languages and Wikipedia editions. Play now — no signup needed.