Daily challenge #3
Same 5 pages for everyone.
One shared set of rounds, reset at midnight UTC. Compare scores with the whole internet and keep your streak alive.
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Classic
Fresh pages, shareable seed
Curated, always winnable. Send a friend the link and they play your exact rounds.
Wild
Random page, real chaos
Start anywhere on Wikipedia. Destination is still a famous page.
Game settings
Applies to Classic and Wild. The Daily is always 5 rounds · 90s.
Rounds
Pace
🎥 Record my run
Makes a video with the Duelio intro, watermark and score outro. It ends when the game does, then a popup lets you download it.
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best 5-round
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How scoring works
2,000
for arriving at the destination
up to 2,000
for speed. The clock pauses while pages load
up to 1,000
for efficiency: fewer clicks, more points
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if you use Radar to spot the link
Perfect round: 5,000. Time out one click away and you still bank 600. Hubs like countries, years and big cities are your best friends.
Put your name on the board
Free account, no email confirmation. Your Daily score and points go on the public leaderboard.
WikiRush: the Wikipedia link race game
WikiRush is a free online Wikipedia game, also known as wikiracing. You start on one Wikipedia article and have to reach another using only the links inside the articles. No search bar, no back-door shortcuts, just your brain and the clock. Think of it as GeoGuessr for Wikipedia: every round drops you somewhere unexpected and rewards a good sense of how the world connects.
Daily Challenge
The same five rounds for everyone, every day. Compare scores like you would in Wordle.
Challenge links
Send one link and a friend plays the exact same pages. Beat their score or lose the bet.
Record and share
Auto-record your run with a branded overlay and get a clip ready for TikTok, Reels or your stream.
WikiRush questions, answered
- What is WikiRush?
- WikiRush is a free browser game by Duelio where you race from one Wikipedia article to another using only the links inside the articles. It is wikiracing with a daily challenge, a leaderboard and shareable results.
- How do you play WikiRush?
- You are shown a start page and a destination page. Click links inside the article text to hop between pages until you reach the destination before the timer runs out. Fewer clicks and faster times score more points, up to 5,000 per round.
- Is WikiRush free?
- Yes. Your first game needs no account. After that, a free account saves your progress, scores and streaks, and puts you on the leaderboard.
- Is there a daily WikiRush challenge?
- Yes. Everyone in the world gets the same five rounds each day, like a Wordle for Wikipedia. Share your score and compare with friends.
- Can I record my WikiRush game?
- Yes. Turn on recording before you start and WikiRush captures the run with a branded overlay, then pops up the finished video with a Download button when the game ends. It is made for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and streams.
- Can streamers play WikiRush?
- Yes. Streamer mode hides personal details, makes a chat-ready challenge link so viewers can play the exact same pages, and works full screen in OBS.
- Is WikiRush affiliated with Wikipedia?
- No. WikiRush by Duelio is an independent game that uses article text from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0 and is not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.