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TimeGuessr
Estimate both the location and the year of a historical photograph.
Photos & history
A familiar waterfront can survive an unfamiliar streetscape. Use the city’s lasting geography to place the photo, then date the details that changed.
Placemark narrows historical-photo guessing to Sydney. Its public site describes photographs spanning 1850 to 2020, a map-pin answer and a year estimate. That city focus lets recurring streets, landmarks and waterfront changes become useful knowledge across several rounds.
This entry is an iOS app rather than a playable browser round. The website links to the App Store and marks Android as coming later. It advertises free play without an account; our screenshot shows the publisher’s website and embedded app previews, not an independently tested installed-app session.
Repeated city geography rewards local comparison. A known street alignment can locate a scene even after its buildings change. Dating then requires separating the permanent geographic setting from temporary details such as transport, fashions or construction work.
Waterfront shape and the direction of a view can place a photograph before you recognize individual buildings.
Tram lines, bridges and street redevelopment can narrow the period. An old building may remain visible much later than its construction date.
Follow the current App Store listing before assuming device compatibility or Android availability. The inspected site marks Android as forthcoming.
You want a focused Sydney-history game on iOS and enjoy learning a city through recurring locations.
You need instant browser play or a verified Android release. Neither is offered by the inspected public entry.
Choose a different game based on the experience you want.
The inspected website links to its iOS app and shows app previews. A playable browser version was not offered there.
The public site labels Google Play as coming later. Check the official site for any release since our review.