[🌐] WikiRace!

Ready to set Wiki speedrun records? 🌐 Welcome to WikiRace! 🌐 The one-of-a-kind Roblox wiki racing game where you jump from article to article until you reach the target—right from your own virtual laptop! 🎲 Start at a random article. 🎯 Be the first to reach the target article! 🔗 You can only travel by clicking links inside each page 🧠 Use knowledge, strategy, and unexpected connections 🏆 Set speedrunning records that display in the game permanently! ✨ FEATURES: 💻 Browse real encyclopedia articles inside Roblox! 🏁 Race friends across multiple exciting rounds 🎨 Customize your laptop, theme, cursor, and more! 🏆 Earn XP, coins, ranks, and leaderboard spots! 📚 WikiRace! is an independent project, not endorsed by or affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. Our article collection uses automated filtering to remove unsuitable topics and problematic links for a more child-friendly experience. Text is used under CC BY-SA 4.0, with sources and modifications identified in-game.

The line shows concurrent players (CCU): the number of people in the game at the same time. We record this count about every 30 minutes. We stop collecting new counts after the game stays below 100 concurrent players for a full month.

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The vote lines show the total likes and dislikes at each point in time. Approval is the percentage of all votes that are likes. For example, 90% means 9 out of 10 votes are positive. We record votes about every 30 minutes. Gaps mean we have no vote data for that time.