Wikipedia has expanded its mobile gaming offerings with a daily historical facts game now available on iPhone. Called "Which came first?", the trivia experience challenges users to arrange events in chronological order. The game first launched on Android before making its way to Apple's platform today.

Each day brings five new questions tied to historical events that occurred on that same date in previous years. Users can browse the archive to revisit past rounds and track their performance through metrics like average score and gameplay streaks. The integration lives within Wikipedia's Explore feed, making historical learning feel like a casual daily habit rather than formal study.

The addition reflects Wikipedia's push to make its vast knowledge base more engaging beyond traditional article reading. Rather than simply consuming information, players actively test their understanding of world history through quick, digestible sessions. Historical context often gets lost in our fast-scrolling digital habits.

For iPhone users already embedded in Wikipedia's ecosystem, this provides a low-friction way to absorb historical knowledge during idle moments. The game transforms the encyclopedia's mission of education into something that feels less like homework and more like mental exercise with friends.