WikiArena

Ludokultur / Oct 25, 2022 / Indie

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The "trivia roguelike" where Wikipedia articles battle it out and you predict the winner! Guess the length and popularity of articles randomly pulled from Wikipedia's daily growing archive of 6.5+ million entries! Featuring arena, endless and a WikiBot duel mode, no two runs will ever be the same!

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What's new

Chinese version available + Turn-based Carnival Discount

2023-11-14

Thanks to the volunteer work of 菠菜 and LeanderLin (both of °Know Team), the game is now fully playable in Chinese! While you could use articles from Chinese Wikipedia before, now the user interface has been translated as well! 🎉 In other news, the game is on a discount right now as part of the Turn-based Carnival event! Check it out to find many cool turn-based games on sale! P.S. There's a demo coming for my upcoming billiard roguelike Rack and Slay very soon! Wishlist and follow now to be among the first to get the news! 🎱

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What players say

Positive

96% positive, 49 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

Great Idea! This should be intresting! I thought... but after playing a couple games i am underwhelmed. The look of the game seems like 1990. I could have lived with that, if the game itself wasn't so bad. It's pure lucky game, the predictions are impossible. I wasn't able to win a single time to get 10 correct guesses without 3 wrong. It's simply impossible, so in the end, this game is just an extremely boring game...

0 found this helpful, 2026-08-04

Recommended13 hrs played

WikiArena, developed and published by Ludokultur, is a clever and unconventional title that turns the vast, unpredictable landscape of Wikipedia into the foundation of a competitive guessing game. Rather than relying on traditional trivia formats, it builds its gameplay around inference and intuition, asking players to make educated guesses about randomly selected articles. It’s a concept that feels simple at first...

0 found this helpful, 2026-04-06

Recommended25 hrs played

The real way to experience this game is to get some friends and laugh at the ridiculous articles it can pull from wikipedia. its a really fun idea to compare two random articles only knowing the title and brief description, and its also really easy to get misled. wikibot can be really smart though so be ready for their indomitable reign.

0 found this helpful, 2025-10-20

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