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Trivia game · 9+

When Did It Happen?

Put events in the right order on a shared timeline. Did the moon landing come before or after the first postage stamp? First to seven cards wins.

2–6 players15–30 min9+One iPadTV + phone
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About When Did It Happen?

When Did It Happen? is a trivia game where you build a timeline together. Each turn you draw a card with an event, for example the Eiffel Tower being completed or the first text message being sent. You don’t need to know the year. You just have to place the card in the right spot between the cards already on the table.

If you get it right, the card stays and counts for you. Get it wrong and the card is out, and the game shows where it should have gone. The more cards there are, the harder it gets – and the more chatter and guesswork around the table.

Over 450 events from inventions, history, nature and space, sport and everyday life, from the pyramids to the first picture of a black hole. Choose your categories, and play first to 5, 7 or 10 cards.

How to play

  1. Type in your names, and choose categories and how many cards you need to win.
  2. Read the card out loud. Tap a plus on the timeline where you think it belongs.
  3. Tap Place card here. A correct placement wins you the card; a wrong one sends it out.
  4. When someone reaches the target, the round is played to the end. Most cards wins.

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Questions about When Did It Happen?

Can you play alone?

No. When Did It Happen? is played by at least two people taking turns to place cards on the same timeline.

Do you need to know the years?

No. You only need to judge whether something happened before or after the cards already down. The year is shown once the card is placed.

What if two cards have the same year?

Then both spots are correct. A card from the same year can go either before or after.

Is it fair if someone reaches the target first?

Yes. The round is always played to the end, so everyone has had the same number of turns. If several players have the same number of cards, they share the win.

How many cards are there?

Over 450 events in five categories, so there are fresh cards for many games to come.

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