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Version v7.2.1 · 2026-10-19
- New Adventure mode - New theme - Improved app design
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The store currently lists version v7.2.1, updated 2026-10-19.








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Was it before or after? Lots of themes to play : music, movies, inventions, historical facts and much more in the right order – and challenge your friends online or around a table!
An equivalent of Timeline and Hitster ×1000. Perfect for general knowledge lovers and fans of quizzes, history and music.
A fun, fast and clever game, perfect for evenings, travels or breaks between two shows. Test your memory, logic and sense of history with varied themes and thousands of cards to rank.
Exclusive Music Mode: listen to blind clips and place them in the right chronological order! Inspired by the spirit of Hitster, but in a 100% digital version always in your pocket. Perfect to challenge your friends on your favorite hits, from timeless classics to recent tracks.
How to play?
1. Choose a theme: movies, music, TV series, celebrities, fun facts, inventions, sports…
2.…
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- New Adventure mode - New theme - Improved app design
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