WikiParty Daily Challenge

About WikiParty Daily Challenge

WikiParty is a wiki racing site: you move between Wikipedia articles only by clicking the links in them. Most of the site is live play, with open lobbies, one-on-one duels and private rooms, but its Daily Challenge is a single puzzle shared by everyone for the day.

The daily page shows the date, the start article and the targets, each with a short extract so you know what you are looking for. On 3 October 2026 the start was Eth, the Old English letter, and the targets were Computer Gaming World and Music law. Press Start Challenge and the clock runs until you have reached every target, in any order. Because there are several targets, part of the puzzle is choosing a route that passes near all of them rather than racing to one.

The home page keeps leaderboards for today and yesterday, with each player's time and how many targets they found, and you can look at the paths other players took. You can play as a guest; signing in puts your name on the board. It is free in the browser.

Next to single-target races such as WikiSpeedrun or The Wiki Game Daily, the multiple targets make WikiParty's daily feel more like a scavenger hunt across Wikipedia.

How to play WikiParty Daily Challenge

1. Open the Daily Challenge and read the start article and the targets.
2. Press Start Challenge; the timer starts.
3. Click links inside each article to move to a new page.
4. Reach every target article, in any order you like.
5. Compare your time and route with other players on the day's leaderboard.

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Tips

• Read all the targets before you start and look for a topic they share.
• Broad articles such as a country, a decade or an industry link to many pages and make good crossroads.
• Once you find one target, look at its links for a way toward the next rather than starting over.
• Check the paths on yesterday's leaderboard to learn which hub pages good players use.

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