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❤ Gameplay Overview

The game pits two randomly selected Wikipedia articles against each other. Players must decide whether the article on the left or the article on the right is longer in word count or has received more views in the past 60 days.

❤ Predicting Article Length and Popularity

You'll see a short excerpt (around 30 words) of each article and must use your deductive reasoning and knowledge to correctly predict which one is longer or more popular. This prediction-based gameplay is the core of the experience.

❤ Scoring and Game Modes

In the Arena mode, you must make 10 correct predictions in a row before making 3 incorrect guesses. The Endless mode challenges you to see how many consecutive correct predictions you can make before losing. You can also compete against an AI opponent, the WikiBot, in a PvP mode where the AI becomes increasingly difficult to beat the more you win.

❤ Procedural Content and Replayability

The game draws from Wikipedia's vast archive of over 6.5 million articles, ensuring that no two playthroughs will ever be the same. This procedural generation keeps the gameplay fresh and encourages you to continue exploring the wealth of information available on Wikipedia.

❤ Learning and Discovery

Many players have noted that the game introduces them to new and obscure topics, sparking curiosity and a desire to learn more about the subjects presented.

❤ Streamlined and Intuitive Controls

The game offers simple and intuitive controls, allowing you to use a dual-stick controller or mouse and keyboard to point and click your way through the experience, whether playing alone or with friends.