WikiArena

WikiArena is a prediction game built around random Wikipedia articles. Each round pairs two articles, and you guess which is longer or has more views, as well as which category is the safer bet. The game retrieves Wikipedia data over the internet.

Game modes

• Arena: Make 10 correct predictions before three wrong answers end your run.
• Endless: Keep predicting and see how many answers you get right before three mistakes.
• VS WikiBot: Compete in a last-one-standing match against a WikiBot that improves as you win. The challenge includes WikiBot MK 25.
• Daily Arena: Play the same Arena run as everyone else each day.
• Streamer VS Chat: Play against a Twitch streamer, or let viewers play against a streamer.
• Local 1 VS 1: Challenge a friend to a hotseat duel.

Runs and records

Wikipedia grows every day, adding articles to the archive the game can draw from. You can view a one-screen overview of your current run, while the game records your number of 10-win runs, highest Endless score and recent results. An optional timer tracks how quickly you finish a 10/10-star Arena run.

Customize your game

You can use the full article archive or filter out disambiguation pages and very obscure articles. After each duel, you can generate a shareable tweet visualizing its most interesting result with a single click.

Languages and competition

The game is fully translated into English, German, Spanish and Japanese. Wikipedia content is also supported in Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, Hindi, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish and Ukrainian. It also includes achievements and leaderboards.