Chrono

What is Chrono?

Chrono is a daily six-event history sort. Drag cards from earliest to latest. You may check the whole line only three times. Green means that card is in its exact final slot, not merely “somewhere early.” Ungreened cards stay dangerous.

Twentieth-century piles are the usual trap: you know both belong in the same century and still swap them. Streak and time are recorded when the six are right.

Chrono Game Rules

Six events, one timeline. Drag freely, then press check. Each check spends one of three attempts. Green events are locked in the correct position. Rearrange only the rest. Finish before the third failed check. Relative order, not isolated trivia, is what Chrono grades.

• Order six historical events earliest to latest.
• Three Check Answers tries for the whole Chrono board.
• Green = exact slot, not a vague era hint.
• Win by a fully correct timeline within those checks.

How to play Chrono?

Press Play on this listing to open official Chrono. Set the oldest and newest you are sure of, check once, then only shuffle the cards that did not go green.

1. Read all six Chrono cards and pick endpoint anchors.
2. Build a first timeline and check.
3. Leave green cards untouched; swap the unmarked ones.
4. Check again until the six are correct or attempts are gone.

Chrono Strategy & Tips

Endpoints shrink permutations. Trust green as hard evidence. For close pairs, use dependency (invention before product, war before treaty). Do not spend a check on a half-sorted line. Chrono’s three-check budget is the whole game.

• Anchor oldest and newest first.
• Never move a green Chrono card without a reason.
• Spend checks only when the remaining swaps are few.

FAQ about Chrono