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The store currently lists version 1.9.6, updated 2026-08-28.
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Can you guess the year? Past Puzzle is a daily history quiz: 4 historical events, one year. Test your knowledge! Level changes at midnight.
No rote memorization! Past Puzzle is a history trivia game with depth. Get link recommendations for each event, for educational and fun learning - including a historical image.
How does Past Puzzle work?
Use historical events as clues to guess the year. The colors will show you how close you are to solving the quiz. You have four attempts.
Who is Past Puzzle for?
Do you like logic puzzles? Crossword and word search games are part of your daily quiz routine? You always wanted to do some history learning? Past Puzzle is the perfect brain game!…
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* Weekly Recap: The most interesting events from the past week of PastPuzzle, presented as stylish hint cards for sharing. * Weekly Recap across devices for subscribers New Supporter Area: * Developer Tom’s avatar now speaks to you personally * All supporters with published names are displayed * Three supporters are greeted daily after the game
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