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The brand anchor. Literally Think Hard About This.

Think Hard About This History Quiz

The history quiz
that ranks you
against the world.

Every history question you answer pushes your Glicko-2 rating up or down on a real leaderboard of players — friends, family, and some of the most serious history obsessives in the world. Three clues per question, hardest first. Climb past the player above you.

Or jump straight to Today’s Daily Challenge·Challenge a Friend·Study Mode

Free to play. Standard Google sign-in (no Gmail or other scopes).

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Read a real question. All three clues.

Sample 1 of 5

Elementary· american revolution
  1. Clue 1 of 3 — hardest

    This influential pamphleteer published 'Common Sense' in 1776, which convinced many colonists to support independence from Britain.

Preview only — no rating impact, no account needed. The real game tracks your Glicko-2 rating, lets you challenge friends 1v1, and reads each clue aloud in Brent’s voice.

Top of the leaderboard

The minds you’re climbing past.

These are the players currently leading the leaderboard. Every question you answer shifts your rating relative to theirs.

See full leaderboard →
  1. #1DDavid E. Payne
    2147
  2. #2Sam Davis
    1045
  3. #3Marina Renee
    1001
  4. #4Darlyn Tecson
    999
  5. #5Rick Romanowski
    913

Head-to-head

Challenge a friend 1v1.

Create a room, share the code or QR, and play the same questions at the same time. First to buzz claims the answer. Rated matches move both ratings — same Glicko-2 math chess.com uses for player-vs-player games.

3+ player rooms are unrated — in-person trivia night in your pocket.

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Live in the room

  • · Brent’s voice reads each clue
  • · 15-second answer clock the moment you buzz
  • · Clue blurs for everyone except the buzzer
  • · Wrong on clue 1? You’re locked out on clue 2
  • · Rematch one-tap when the match ends

By the numbers

How the history quiz works.

Glicko-2

rating system

The same math chess.com uses. Your rating reflects what you actually know — and how you compare to other players climbing alongside you.

3

clues per question

Hardest first. Buzz in early to gain more rating against tougher opponents.

questions

A curated core, expanding nightly. The leaderboard of opponents grows with you.

Why THAT?

THAT stands for
Think Hard About This.

Each history quiz question hands you three clues. The first one’s designed to make you stare at the ceiling and dig. The second nudges. The third gives it away. Buzz in early when it’s hard — climb the leaderboard fastest, past the players above you.