WikiArena 1.0

Introducing WikiArena, an exciting indie game developed by Fabian Fischer that will put your Wikipedia knowledge to the test. This free game revolves around the popular internet-based search engine, Wikipedia, and challenges you to guess which of the two presented articles is longer or receives more views.

With three engaging game modes to choose from - Arena, Endless, and Daily Arena - WikiArena offers endless entertainment. As Wikipedia boasts an extensive collection of articles, you'll never run out of content to play with. Each round presents two random articles, complete with titles, images, and excerpts, and it's up to you to determine which one is longer or more popular.

The Arena mode is a thrilling roguelike experience, where your goal is to make ten correct predictions without making three mistakes. In the Endless mode, you'll strive to achieve as many correct predictions as possible before reaching three incorrect guesses. And in the Daily Arena, you can compete against your friends by participating in the same arena challenge each day.

One of the standout features of WikiArena is its infinite content. With an ever-expanding database of articles, you'll never encounter the same run twice. The game currently supports English and German languages, with plans to introduce more languages in the future. Additionally, WikiArena keeps track of your highest endless score and the number of 10-win runs you've achieved. You can even share your battle results online by generating a shareable tweet.

Overall, WikiArena takes the trivia game genre to new heights. While the gameplay may seem simple, the challenge lies in making accurate guesses based on limited information. It's worth noting that despite the vast number of levels, the content remains fresh and engaging. However, the repetitive mechanics across all game modes may become monotonous over time. So, put your Wikipedia knowledge to the test and see how well you fare in the WikiArena!