samplank2

thanks!

thank you for playing!

thanks for playing and for the feedback!

thanks for playing!

Totally. Plan to try some things to reduce how often these kinds of issues happen.

Good call. I should make the scoring more transparent.

Good suggestion

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for the feedback. It's a hard game!

Thanks! Yeah I'm hoping we can have that sort of thing soon. So many obscure moments in history I would want to play as a video game.

Amazing, thanks for playing!

The scoring definitely needs some improvement. Thanks for playing!

Glad you liked it, thanks for playing!

Fair point on the scoring, seems like a lot of people feel that way. Right now, half your points come from distance in km, and half come from distance in years. So you probably got 5000 points for location, and lost points on the year. But it's probably a bit too harsh right now.

And thanks for pointing out the Vatican City nit.

Glad you liked it! And fair point

hahaha

Thanks for the suggestion!

thanks so much!

good feedback, thanks!

haha that's still a very good score

thanks! I agree

I guess you could see it that way. The is no footage from most of history, so AI gives us a new way to interact with those events in the past. But it will never be perfect, because we'll never have the ground truth to compare it to.

Thanks, and appreciate the feedback!

Glad you liked it! And yeah true.

Thank you so much!

That's so cool! Yes, Flux then image to video. And agree, definitely focused on improving the image accuracy.

This isn't open source, no. We're a team of two through our company Eggnog AI. That said, happy to talk some time if you're interested!

Glad you liked it. Yeah, still no score tracking on the web game and it runs on the honor system. If you get the iOS app, you can keep track of your scores and it will just save the score the first time you play.

Haha it's not Gemini. The models used are in the post.

Thanks so much for the nice words!

Haha glad to hear it! Thanks!

Yes! Similar vibe to TimeGuessr. And thanks for the heads up about the HTML header.