2.5 times more pairs: over 5,000 races between topics everyone knows, at every level. New: Quick game. One tap, a random pair from what you've unlocked, and you're off. It replaces the 2-minute mode. Picking a theme and a level now lives in "By theme".

What's new in 1.0.4 • The daily challenge now links topics everyone knows: food, animals, landmarks, stars. • "Play a random race" at the end of every race, to jump straight into a fresh pair. • More than 800 new pairs to race. • Game news by notification, if you allow them. • A clearer ad-free offer on your profile. • Fixes and small improvements.

Hundreds of new pairs, across every theme. The daily leaderboard is open to everyone: no account needed to enter it. Your score shows up under an anonymous handle, and it follows you if you sign in later. One free hint in every race. The next ones ask for a video, and the timer now pauses while it plays. A hint reserve: watch a video from your profile and keep three hints ready. Sharper hints: they point to a subject the target page actually talks about. History reopens the end of a race, with the path you took. The daily challenge no longer links two subjects from the same world, and themes unlock over a longer run.

Sharper hints. When the target is already a link on your page, the hint says so. Otherwise it suggests a page that is truly close to the subject, instead of a random short title. The daily leaderboard now records your scores, and each language has its own. Sharing a race now shows a preview card in the conversation. The ad banner no longer stays empty on your first launch. New in your profile: Ad choices, to change your consent at any time. The hint banner now tucks neatly under the header.

WikiRush now speaks English, and the game follows: in English the race runs on the English Wikipedia, with its own pairs of articles. The daily challenge never shows two articles from the same family. Two people or two dishes forced you far up the link tree before coming back down, which made a poor first race. One reminder a day, if you want it: a notification at noon when the daily challenge is up. On days you have already played, it stays quiet. You can turn it off in your profile. A solo race can be paused. Live rooms have a real end-of-round screen, where each player's path reads click by click. Confirmations are now sheets instead of system dialogs. Fixes: joining a game already in progress works, the clock stays readable on the race screen, and a streak is no longer lost on a race that straddles midnight.