Questions about Moon Juego
When does a daily mission change?
Scheduled missions open at 09:00 in Europe/Madrid, including Spain’s daylight-saving changes. All six languages share the same mission. A round already in progress keeps its original mission and deadlines. The first pack contains 30 missions; after it ends, released past missions remain available in the archive without a promise of further daily questions.
Can I replay today’s mission?
The first daily result is recorded once per mission in the same browser save. Returning shows or resumes that attempt. Released past missions can be replayed separately without replacing the first daily result. Clearing storage or changing browsers does not preserve the same record.
What if an answer is rejected?
Try another valid answer while time remains. Rejection costs no metres, but time keeps running. The accepted list includes registered names and aliases in six languages; a spelling suggestion needs confirmation. A plausible answer is not automatically accepted if it is outside the question’s defined set.
Are rarity scores based on real player percentages?
No. Each question’s levels are preset editorial estimates of familiarity. The same entity has the same score under all registered translations and aliases. This local single-player version does not collect or display real player-choice percentages.
Are there groups or weekly rankings?
Not in this version. Play and progress are single-player and stored in the current browser. The seven-day calculator can add scores you enter, but it is not a group or leaderboard service. Groups and cross-device saves are outside this release.
Where is my progress saved?
Progress is saved in this browser when local storage is available. An active question’s original deadline is saved, so refreshes, background time and language changes do not restart its timer. Historical replays keep separate records. There is no account or automatic transfer between devices, and clearing browser data can remove the save.
Can I play in a different language?
Yes: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Chinese share the same questions, conditions and scores. Enter any registered name or alias from those languages. Switching the interface language keeps the same mission and remaining time; it does not grant a second daily attempt.
What if the game or saving does not work?
Check that the page’s scripts can load, then reload if needed; an active timer continues against its saved deadline. If browser storage is blocked, you can play temporarily but progress may not survive a reload. A damaged or unavailable save is reported. Your original One in a Moon account or save is separate and cannot be imported automatically.
Is Moon Juego the original One in a Moon game?
No. Moon Juego is an independent Spanish-culture quiz inspired by the rocket-ascent format. It has its own code, artwork, questions and saves. Our One in a Moon reference links to the original game and explains the distinction.
Where do Moon Juego’s questions come from?
The first pack contains 30 original missions and 210 questions, with factual sources attached to the question records. Six languages share the same answer entities and preset scores. Original-game archive links are separate references, not our question pack or a live feed of today’s answers.