Read the game rules carefully twice.1. First guess the year of the first event, then the year of the second event. You have 7 attempts. 2. If the year is less than 1000, enter 0 at the beginning. Example: for the year 781 enter 0781 3. If the year is before Christ, the entry does not change. Example: for the year 231 BC, enter 0231 4. The meaning of colors (scheme A):
3
Correct digit in this spot.
6
Correct digit in this spot is smaller than the digit you entered.
2
Correct digit in this spot is larger than the digit you entered. 5. The meaning of colors (scheme B, for players with reduced ability to perceive colors):
3
Correct digit in this spot.
6
Correct digit in this spot is smaller than the digit you entered.
2
Correct digit in this spot is larger than the digit you entered.
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Yeardle will push your knowledge of historic events to its limits
Take a shot at guessing when the Titanic sank
Prepare to be confounded and bewildered by the mind-boggling challenge that is Yeardle!
This tantalizing brain games will push your knowledge of historic events to its limits,
leaving you gasping for air and begging for more.
In order to prevail, you'll need to delve deep into the annals of history and hone your expertise on key dates.
Can you guess when Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart graced the world with his presence, or when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took their famous lunar leap?
But don't think success will come easily - you only have seven attempts to make your mark.
Will you rely on blind luck or summon your inner genius to guide your choices?
And beware - correct guess must contain eight digits, with four for the year and four for the date.
The game's interface may seem intuitive, but the changing colors of the numbers - green for correct spots, yellow for greater digits,
and red for smaller ones - will keep you on your toes.
Are you up to the challenge? Take a shot at guessing when the Titanic sank and discover plenty more intriguing
questions that Yeardle has in store for you!
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Finnian This game just took my smarts to a whole another level. I'm finding out all sorts of history stuff I didn't even know I didn't know.
Keep up the good work, Yeardle dudes and dudettes! ★★★★★
Tex Cactus This Yeardle thing is the real deal for history buffs of all stripes.
Keep making those games, they're a total blast and make us smarter.
You guys rock harder than Stonehenge! ★★★★
Lyn Fegan I loved the old Yearle but hate the new version. Guessing the year is a skill, guessing the actual date, for most people, a random bit of luck unless it's very well known. For me, you've spoilt it. ★★★★★
Valentina I. Absolutely my favorite -le game. I like history and have a good memory of recent events. ★★★★★
Yeardle - Guess the Date of Historical Events
Yeardle will push your knowledge of historic events to its limits
In order to prevail, you'll need to delve deep into the annals of history and hone your expertise on key dates. Can you guess when Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart graced the world with his presence, or when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took their famous lunar leap?
But don't think success will come easily - you only have seven attempts to make your mark. Will you rely on blind luck or summon your inner genius to guide your choices?
And beware - correct guess must contain eight digits, with four for the year and four for the date. The game's interface may seem intuitive, but the changing colors of the numbers - green for correct spots, yellow for greater digits, and red for smaller ones - will keep you on your toes.
Are you up to the challenge? Take a shot at guessing when the Titanic sank and discover plenty more intriguing questions that Yeardle has in store for you!