Daily Time Travel

Daily Time Travel is a short history game from Klurium, the maker of Daily Timeline and Wordlander. Its first journey went out on 6 July 2026, and each day's journey has a number and a date, a starting event such as Britain abolishing the slave trade, and a goal year shown at the top of a vertical timeline.

At every hop two events appear as cards, and the game asks which one takes you closer to the goal year. Your marker jumps to the year of the event you chose, nearby years are marked on the timeline, and the game tells you how many hops remain. Wrong picks are counted, and a wrong option you have already tried is greyed out when you come back to it, so every journey ends.

Each journey is built from nine events in date order, with a straight path of three hops from start to goal, so par is always three. The events come from a bank of a few hundred, picked by a seed of the date, so the day's journey is the same for every player. When you arrive, the result screen sets your hops against par and gives you a result with your streak to share. After that you can replay the day or try the next day's journey early.

The game can be switched to Swedish with the button in the top corner. Your progress and streak stay in your browser, and there is no sign-up.

Compared with games where you drag events into order, it is a quick run of two-way choices, and knowing dates closely rather than roughly is what keeps you on par. It suits anyone who wants a few minutes of history a day.