Peekpedia
Name a Wikipedia topic from up to five progressively revealed pictures, with hundreds of past puzzles available
- Price
- Free
- Platforms
- Web
- Language
- English
- Features
- Archive
- Categories
- Trivia
- Link checked
What is Peekpedia?
Peekpedia uses images as clues to a hidden Wikipedia article. You can guess from the first picture or move to another, with five images available for the puzzle
Hundreds of earlier puzzles can be played
How to play Peekpedia
Inspect the image and enter the article topic. Skip to the next image when you need another visual clue
Modes and features
- Picture guessing
- Past puzzles
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Peekpedia: quick answers
What is Peekpedia?
Name a Wikipedia topic from up to five progressively revealed pictures, with hundreds of past puzzles available
How do you play Peekpedia?
Inspect the image and enter the article topic. Skip to the next image when you need another visual clue
Is Peekpedia free?
Yes, Peekpedia is free to play
Where can I play Peekpedia?
Peekpedia runs on: Web
What are some games like Peekpedia?
Try ALLEGEDLY*, Anything Grid, BookCoverdle and CATfishing. Each one has its own page here with the details
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