History wasn’t just made.
It was solved.
Every episode is the night of a real breakthrough. You’re in the room when it happens — and it is your hands that finish the work.
See the honour rollThe honour roll
Nine nights that changed what we know. Each one is an episode. Each one, you finish.
Season 1
- I 1859
Charles Darwin
Why species change. Get the first chapters of On the Origin of Species onto the four o’clock cart.
I · Down House, Kent SOLVED - II 1905
Albert Einstein
Time is not absolute. Get four papers out of the patent office and into the last post.
II · Bern SOLVED - III 1952
Rosalind Franklin
The shape of life. Start the long exposure that becomes Photo 51 before morning.
III · King’s College London SOLVED - IV 1940
Alan Turing
The code no one could break. Crack the Enigma traffic on the Hut 8 night shift.
IV · Bletchley Park SOLVED - V 1902
Marie Curie
The light that shines in the dark. See the first grain of radium glow before dawn reaches the skylight.
V · Paris SOLVED - VI 1899
Nikola Tesla
A storm, measured. Measure the waves in the earth before the storm moves past the mountains.
VI · Colorado Springs SOLVED - VII 1843
Ada Lovelace
The first program. Finish Note G before the printing press starts at dawn.
VII · London SOLVED - VIII 1577
Tycho Brahe
A comet beyond the Moon. Measure it against the stars before it sinks below the horizon.
VIII · Uraniborg, Hven SOLVED - IX 1823
Mary Anning
A sea dragon in the cliff. Dig the skeleton out of the shale before the tide comes in.
IX · Lyme Regis SOLVED
Season 2
- X ????
Not yet lit
The next nights are being written.
X · Coming
How you solve it
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Drag
Papers, plates, pigeons. Everything in the room can be picked up and put where it belongs.
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Stack
Order matters. Put things in the sequence they did — and the room answers.
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Weigh
Physics you can feel. Balance it, align it, measure it until it is right.
Every puzzle is a piece of the work they left unfinished.
The night is running out.
You work by the light of an oil lamp, and it will not last until morning. Every mistake spills a little oil. Finish before the flame dies.
They did the work.
You get one night beside them.