The same five boards for every player, every day. Play your set, send a link to a friend and see who thought faster.
Ten minutes, maybe fifteen. Enough to wake your head up over coffee.
Five events
Word links, numbers, deduction, memory and spatial thinking. Each board takes two or three minutes.
100 points to start
Mistakes, hints and time take points away. Accuracy matters, but so does pace — which is what makes the scores comparable.
A challenge for friends
When your day is done, send a link. Your friends play exactly the same boards, and you compare the results game by game.
The same events, new boards. Like a real pentathlon — what counts is the combined score, not one discipline.
Sixteen words, four hidden categories. The traps are deliberate — the group that looks easiest is usually the one that gets you.
Six numbers, one target. Add, subtract, multiply, divide — get as close as you can before the clock eats your points.
Five people, five things, a handful of clues. Everything you need is on the board; nothing you need is stated outright.
A sequence appears, then it is gone. Repeat it. Watching costs nothing — the clock starts when you do.
Cross the whole board in one unbroken line, every square exactly once. Simple until the obstacles arrive.
One extra game joins the five every day, drawn from a wider pool — a code to crack, a map to read, a quantity to judge by eye. You never know which.
Every game starts at a hundred points. Mistakes, hints and time take points away, and finishing the whole day earns a bonus. One number describes your whole day — and it lines up against your friend’s.
We pick your opponents — every Monday a new group of people playing at a similar pace. Seven days later the table closes: the top move up, the bottom move down.
Your tier comes from last week, not from seniority. Come back after a month away and play well, and you are high up.
PALAESTRAEveryone starts here
ARENAThe first test
STADIUMThe middle of the ladder
COLOSSEUMThe doorstep of the summit
OLYMPUSNothing above thisFor you and the people you actually know. You start a club, send round a code or a link, and the table adds everyone up — day after day and week after week. Up to a hundred people, your own name and crest.
Tap anyone in the table and you see their day game by game, next to yours. Usually more interesting than the totals.
Choose easy mode. The same boards, but with no clock, no points and no limit on attempts. You sit with a puzzle as long as you like and try as often as you need.
Nothing is lost
In easy mode nothing is recorded anywhere. The League, your tier and your streak wait exactly where they are until you come back to competing.
Switch whenever you want
You choose on first launch and change it in settings. Against the clock one day, at your own pace the next.
This is not a cut-down version
The same puzzles, the same set of five and the same bonus round. Only the way you play them is different.
The trial runs the same engine as the app: five events plus the bonus round, with tutorials, sound and scoring. It plays one fixed day — the boards in your browser never change. No install, no account.
A new set every day, streaks, the League and clubs all live in the app.
Play the trial day →Is the game free? Do you need an account? Does it work without internet? We gathered the answers to these and other questions on one page.
See the FAQ →QUINTIA is now available on Android and iPhone. Download the app for a new set of puzzles every day, streaks and the League. Try one fixed day in your browser.