Open packs of cards drawn from Wikipedia. The more an article is read, the rarer its card. Then prove what you know in quiz battles.
A session lasts as long as a coffee. Tear the pack, reveal your cards, file them in your album.
Every card is a real article, with its photo, an excerpt and a link to its source.
Places, people, science, history, art and nature. At least one Rare or better in every pack.
Five questions on your subjects, four choices, three right answers to win. Every answer is explained.
Rarity follows twelve months of human readership. A Legendary has to be earned. The odds of every rarity are shown in the game.
No. WikiCards is an independent mobile game, not affiliated with WikiMasters, WikiGacha, Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation. It is built for short sessions on a phone: packs, collection and quiz.
Yes. No account, no ads, no in-app purchases. You start with three packs and each new UTC day adds two, up to a reserve of five. Your first win of the day can earn a bonus pack.
English and French. The interface, cards and questions follow your phone's language.
Wikipedia articles and free images from Wikimedia Commons. The catalogue grows every day after content and licence checks. Every card shows its credits and can be reported from the game. Automated screening can make mistakes.
On your phone. No account needed. New cards and photos need a connection.