Follow your curiosity.

Race from an opening article to a destination using only the underlined links in each article. You cannot search or jump straight to a title. Links are numbered: press 1–5 or use the pointer. Tab and Enter also work.

Trail: find one destination. Three stops: visit all three marked destinations in any order. The timer measures active playing time; Pause and returning to the reading room stop it. Unfinished runs resume on this device.

Marathon: chain targets for three minutes. Targets start at least two links away. Original WikiSpeedrun scoring: 25 / 45 / 80 points for targets starting 2 / 3 / 4+ links away, minus one per click on completed targets, minus five per skip, plus 30 / 60 / 100 bonus for 5 / 10 / 15 completions. Unfinished target clicks do not count. Hint runs are marked assisted and never replace unassisted records.

Hints point out the first link on a shortest route. Route review appears after a finish. Your records stay in this browser; they are not competitive online scores.

Source & adaptation

Based on Henry Bao’s WikiSpeedrun (MIT, 166 GitHub stars observed October 30, 2026). The original marathon scoring is used unchanged. Classic and Tri retain the hyperlink-navigation rules. The server, online rooms and live Wikipedia calls are replaced by a closed collection of 59 original, short articles. This is a compact knowledge game, not a mirror of Wikipedia. Articles and links were authored for this edition; no Wikipedia article text or images are included.

https://github.com/HenryBao912/WikiSpeedrun
Commit bf65019bf78d4a598bc1b4d376a5930e2464cc9a
Upstream last pushed October 26, 2026.

MIT license · Readable application source · Source metadata