GAMES
Five series a day, identical for everyone. Twenty timed questions, and a leaderboard where speed counts as much as being right.
Every day, five series of twenty questions are drawn for the whole planet. Everyone gets exactly the same ones, in the same order: a leaderboard only means something if the difficulty is the same for all.
A question lasts fifteen seconds. Recognise a cover, name a studio, say which of two games came out first, or which takes longer to finish.
A right answer is worth 10 points. Answered within a second it is worth 20, then one point less per second elapsed. Knowing is enough to score; knowing fast is what separates people.
The leaderboard is worldwide and all-time, with a per-country board beside it. A series you start counts, even if you drop it: you do not restart a series to erase a bad opening.
Yes, the five daily series are open to everyone.
No. A series you start is counted, and the leaderboard would not compare if it could be restarted.
Covers, studios, release dates, playing times and ratings, drawn from the catalogue.