🏆 Global High Scores

How these boards work

Scores are submitted from your browser. Each board rejects the impossible — every game has a ceiling set well above any plausible run — and limits how often one person can submit, but this is sanity-checking rather than anti-cheat. Treat the boards as a bit of fun.

Some games keep more than one board. Where a difficulty setting changes what is reachable, each difficulty is ranked separately — a perfect run on five questions is not the same contest as a mediocre one on twenty, and a single table would rank whoever picked the longest game. Quizzes marked out of a small fixed total break ties on time, so twenty people on full marks are ordered by who got there fastest rather than by who submitted first.

One row per name, per board, keeping your best. Without that a single good player fills every row and the board stops being worth looking at.