Everyone has their own card.
From the Mona Lisa to the tardigrade, the entire Wikipedia is collectible. Each card is a real Wikipedia article in French: over 2.7 million cards to find.
The more a topic fascinates the masses, the rarer its card. Napoleon is legendary, the sea slug much less so. Six rarities, from common to legendary.
Open your packs
Five cards per pack. The rarest always appears last, and the suspense builds with it. Your pack supply replenishes over time.
Tap a card
It opens to the beginning of its article. Its information sheet shows you its rarity, its strengths in duels, and where its photo comes from.
Organize your collection
Create albums on any theme you want, even the most unexpected. If you wish, the game will offer you the complete list for a theme. Choose up to five cards for your profile showcase.
The Live Market
Buy and sell at auction using Crowns, the game's currency. Every offer is displayed live. Set your limit, and the game will bid for you.
Trade Your Duplicate Cards
Offer a trade to another player: cards, Crowns, or both.
Your Friends
Add your friends, message them, and show them your best cards.
Duels
Challenge your friends to a trivia duel: six questions, and everyone plays whenever they want.
Medals to Win
Achievements earn you Crowns and help you climb the leaderboard.
Declutter Your Collection
Discard an extra card for Crowns. The rarer the card, the more it's worth.
One Account
Your collection is the same in the app and on wikingdom.com.
Ages 18+
The card texts are from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0 license), and the images are from Wikimedia Commons. The author and license of each image are listed on its card page. Wikingdom is an independent game, unaffiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.
Questions? Write to us at contact@wikingdom.com.
From the Mona Lisa to tardigrades, all of Wikipedia is collectible.