Quiz Updates

We’re so close to hitting 4,000 plays—I can’t believe it! Only 150 plays left to reach the milestone! 🎉

Thank you so much for playing and supporting my quizzes. Since last week’s blog, the “Click the Japan Cities” quiz alone has gained 100 new plays, which is incredible!

It’s honestly wild to think that in just one week I’ve grown by 250 plays. Last year at this time, I was lucky to get about 5 plays a week—so this growth means everything.

Seriously, thank you to everyone who’s been playing, especially the “click the city” quizzes. I appreciate it more than you know! 😎

Since last week, I’ve been working on a bunch of new quizzes, and I’m really excited about what’s coming next!

So far, I’ve created U.S. Weather Warnings, Southern States of the U.S., and I’m currently working on Canadian Weather Warnings. 🌦️🇺🇸🇨🇦

I’d love even more ideas, so if you have any suggestions, please drop them in the comments below!

Also, a big thank you to DrewFan for suggesting: “What about the closest cities that have ever been in the top 7 or top 10 most populous cities throughout history after 1 CE?” That’s such a cool idea, and I am working on it! I’ve just been pretty busy with school lately, plus doing all the research to make sure the cities are accurate.

Thanks again for all the support—keep the ideas coming in the comments!

Over the past week, I’ve been going back through some of my older quizzes and reviewing them to see how I can make them even better. So keep an eye out—there may be updates and improvements coming to some of them soon! 👀✨

I’ve also noticed that more of you have been playing the older quizzes lately, and they’ve been picking up even more plays, which is amazing to see. Thank you for going back and enjoying those along with the newer ones!

I really appreciate every single play, old or new. I feel lucky to have all of you supporting my quizzes and helping them grow.

And as always—keep the ideas coming! Leave your suggestions in the comments below!

Also, I’ll be posting another blog around next Tuesday or Wednesday, so stay tuned for that!