What? Where? When?-2016

Introduction 

The game was developed between 1975 and 1977 by artist, television director Vladimir Voroshilov, the invisible host. The game quickly became popular, and a dozen or so of the best players from the TV version have become household names of the same magnitude as pop-music stars: Viktor Sidnev, Nurali Latypov, Alexander Drouz, Alexei Blinov, Fyodor Dvinyatin, Borus Burda, Anatoly Wasserman, Maxim Potashov, and so on. Aleksey Gubskiy invites you to play What? Where? When?-2016 to challenge your intelligence.

Gameplay 

A top spinning on the table selects a viewer's question which is discussed for one minute by a team of 6 persons. Viewers ask questions to the experts, and the experts, during a one-minute discussion, try to find the answer to the given question. The experts sit around the round table divided into 13 sectors, 12 of which contain envelopes with questions mailed in by viewers and pre-checked for validity, while the 13th sector (see below) indicates a question randomly selected from questions submitted by Internet during the show. Sometimes a subject of the question is located inside a "black box" which is brought into the room and placed on the table but not opened until the correct answer is announced. In this case, the question is usually ended with the phrase "what's in the black box?" Intrigued? Try it. It's addictive.

Bottom Line 

Delete arcade games and download an intellectual gym, What? Where? When?-2016. Become an expert.