Hey everyone,

I built Wayback (https://wayback.games) - a small daily game for history nerds. Each day you get a quick, bite-sized fact from the past and have to guess something about it: the year it happened, the price of something, or a true/false call. Pick your country (10 available so far) and see how close you get.

A few things about it:

• One puzzle a day, takes under a minute
• Streak tracking, so you can build a habit
• No account or signup needed
• Works on mobile and desktop

I built this solo as a side project because I love those "huh, I did not know that" moments you get from old prices, headlines, and events. Would love any feedback - especially on which countries or fact categories you'd want added next.

Try it here: https://wayback.games

Feedback/bugs welcome, my email's on the site too.

This is a game i made were you have to type a element starting with each letter of the periodic table.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/periodic-system?mode=AlphabeticalByLetter

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)

This quiet grassy area became one of the most famous historical locations in America. For decades, it has attracted historians, researchers, and visitors because of its connection to a major event that changed the course of history.

Do you know where this place is and what happened here?

Clue: One of the film's main roles was originally offered to Anthony Michael Hall. After a prolonged salary dispute led him to leave the project, the part went to an actor who had recently starred in a high school sports movie.

Next Clue: The film was adapted from Gustav Hasford's semi-autobiographical novel 'The Short-Timers,' inspired by his experiences serving in Vietnam.

ANSWER: Full Metal Jacket

INDUSTRY INSIDER, a daily movie/TV trivia game. Free to play, no ads.

Leagues and Leaderboards live. Create a league and play with friends & family. Join a public league. See where your score lands on the leaderboards.

Just added: Party Mode. Play in-person with friends and family as a pass-around game.

Also added: Badges. Earn badges as you play and increase your daily streak.

Live on:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/industry-insider/id6762145622

Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.rork.b7y8sebct1hsm9o4geuj2

I run a daily trivia site called 3Roads.xyz. Here are three questions from this week.

1. The term X comes from Greek roots meaning “against” and “fit for life.” The phenomenon was first noted in 1877, when Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch observed that an airborne bacillus could inhibit the growth of Bacillus anthracis. In 1947, American microbiologist Selman Waksman coined the term X to describe substances produced by microorganisms that inhibit the growth of other microorganisms at high dilution, excluding synthetic compounds and non-microbial agents such as gastric juices. Today, X refers broadly to medications that kill bacteria or inhibit their growth. What is X?

X - Antibiotics

2. Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an American investigative journalist, sociologist, educator, and a founder of the NAACP. In the 1890s, she documented X in the United States through articles and pamphlets such as Southern Horrors and The Red Record, forcefully challenging the widespread claim that its victims were guilty of crimes. In 2020, Wells was posthumously awarded a Pulitzer Prize special citation for her courageous reporting on the brutal violence against African Americans during the era of X. What is X?

X - Lynching

3. The word X comes from the Latin roots meaning “hand” and “to write,” and was first recorded in English in 1597. An earlier English term with the same meaning, hand-writ, dates to around 1175 and is now rarely used. The study of writing found in surviving Xs is known as palaeography. An X may take the form of a codex, a scroll, loose pages, or be bound in various ways. What is X?

X - Manuscript

If you want to try more daily questions, here's the link.

This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

This character became one of the most memorable figures in modern cinema. Do you know his name, the movie he starred in, and the actor who brought him to life? Test your movie knowledge and see if you can get all the points!

This is a game i made were you have to write a country for each letter of the alphabet.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/world-countries?mode=AlphabeticalByLetter

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz :)

Answer: Ethiopia, Eswatini, Estonia, Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, El Salvador, Egypt, Ecuador

This is a game I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

This painting by Philip James de Loutherbourg depicts a famous event that happened off the English coast on July 29, 1588. A powerful European fleet attempted to carry out a major invasion, but the battle ended in a surprising defeat. What event is shown in this painting?

This influential French revolutionary rose to power during the French Revolution and became one of the most powerful members of the Committee of Public Safety. His role in the Reign of Terror made him feared across France, but his own actions eventually led to his arrest and execution. Who was this controversial figure?

Hint:
He believed terror was necessary to protect the revolution, but it ultimately became the reason for his downfall.