Eraly vs Timdle for a daily history game

Updated 2026-10-27. Checked against eraly.io where the note says so.

Choose Eraly for individual year guesses; choose Timdle for putting events in order without recalling exact dates. This unofficial comparison checks their public rules, archive and paid-mode pages on 27 October 2026. It is not a paid-mode playtest.

Side by side

Eraly (eraly.io)Timdle (timdle.com)
AskWhat year did this moment happen?Where does this event sit on a timeline?
Size7 moments; one guess and 25 seconds per moment9 events including 1 fixed anchor; place the other 8. The site estimates about 2 minutes.
Daily priceFree, no accountFree daily. The site said it has no ads.
PaidInfinite: $5 once for extra journeys; not a subscriptionTimdle+: $2.99/month or $29.99/year; a cancellable subscription
Past puzzlesThe official About page says past daily games are not available yetToday and yesterday are free. Plus opens the full archive, dating to November 2024.
ExtraDevice-local Wardrobe cosmetics and share squaresPlus adds detailed stats and unlimited event summaries; basic score tracking is free.
Eraly year-entry screen, the half of the comparison that asks for a number
Eraly wants a number. Timdle wants a position.

Who I would send where

  • If you like a single number and a hard commit, stay with Eraly. A wrong year is yours alone.
  • If you think in “before / after”, Timdle fits. You can be unsure of a year and still place an event between two others.
  • If you want to play old puzzles, Timdle has an official playable archive. Eraly does not currently offer past daily journeys. An answer archive on this guide is not a playable official archive.

Sources checked 27 October 2026: Eraly rules, Infinite, Timdle rules, Timdle archive and Timdle+ pricing. Listed prices are not checkout quotes for every currency or tax region. Recheck before paying. More alternatives: games like Eraly; Eraly pricing details: Infinite.

Two field cards labelled as a comparison between Eraly and another daily history game
Same evening, two different jobs: a year, or an order.