Each round of Sort It Out gives everyone the same 5 things and a rule: “Oldest to newest: the Moon landing, the first iPhone, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Magna Carta, the first Harry Potter book.” Or “Tallest to shortest”, “Most to least populous”. Drag the cards into order and lock in within 60 seconds.
The reveal shows the correct order with every real value: years, metres, kilometres, populations. Everyone's order appears side by side with the right spots in green. Each card in the right spot scores a point, a perfect order earns a 3-point bonus, and if nobody is perfect the closest player takes the round's award.
Made for trivia fans, but you don't need to memorise anything: gut feeling scores too. The English sets are written for an English-speaking crowd, and every value is checked against a reliable source. Create a room, share the link, and 2-12 players join from a phone or computer.
Create a room, share the link and pick Sort It Out. Each round you drag 5 cards into order by the given rule and lock in. Every card in the right spot scores.
You can drag a card or tap two cards one after the other to swap them. Both work smoothly on phones.
2 to 12. Head to head with two, game-show chaos with a crowd.
Every value in every set was checked one by one against a reliable source (encyclopedias, official statistics, official sites). No prices or fast-changing numbers.