Who Am I?
A mystery legend gives you clues about their life. Guess after the first clue for 30 points, or ask for more clues (20, then 10 points). Scientists, leaders, artists, explorers and champions await!
Who am I?
About Who Am I?
Clue one: born in a small German town in 1879. Clue two: a patent clerk who rewrote our idea of time and gravity. Got a name yet? If you said Einstein after that first line, that's 30 points in the bank. Who Am I? feeds you hints about a mystery figure one at a time, and the earlier you're bold enough to guess, the bigger the reward. Hold out for more clues and the points slide to 20, then 10. The cast runs from scientists and world leaders to artists and explorers — Gandhi, Marie Curie, and plenty you'll recognise the second the details click.
Guess early, score big
Every guest opens on a single clue worth 30 points. Not sure? Ask for another and the score steps down — first to 20, then to 10 — before you pick from the answers on screen. There are ten figures in a run, and your best total is saved. The real skill is trusting a hunch instead of waiting for the giveaway clue.
Good to know
Beyond the points, you come away actually remembering who did what: the scientist behind radioactivity, the leader who won a nation with non-violence. It's a painless way to shore up general knowledge of famous personalities, which is why it lands well with students around grades 6 to 8. Browse all 19 free learning games, or put events rather than people in order with Time Machine.
Questions parents ask
Which famous people show up in the game?
A mix of scientists, leaders, artists and explorers. Think Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi and Marie Curie, revealed through clues about their lives.
How do you get the top score?
Guess the moment you're fairly sure. Naming the person on the first clue is worth 30 points, and every extra clue you ask for lowers that.
Do you have to make an account?
No. You just play, and your best score is kept on your own device.