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Daily geography games
Daily geography games turn the map into a puzzle. Some test what you can recognise: Worldle shows a country's outline, Flagle reveals a flag piece by piece, and Tradle gives you nothing but a chart of a country's exports. Others are about how the world fits together, like Travle, where you connect two countries by naming the ones in between, or Globle, where the globe glows warmer as your guesses get closer.
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Travle
Connect two countries by guessing the ones in between.
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Worldle
Name a country from its outline.
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Farflung
Answer five prompts with countries. The rarer your pick, the further you go.
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Globle
Find the mystery country. Each guess lights up the globe: the hotter, the closer.
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TimeGuessr
See a historic photo, then guess where and when it was taken.
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Tradle
Name the country from a chart of what it exports.
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Flagle
Guess the country as its flag is revealed, one piece at a time.
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GeoHunter
Match eight countries to the categories where they rank best in the world.
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WhenTaken
Guess where and when each photo was taken.
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GeoGrid
Fill a 3×3 grid with countries that match a row clue and a column clue.
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MapTap
Find five places on a 3D globe, each tied to a moment in history.
For something different, Farflung and GeoHunter reward knowing which countries stand out in a category, and TimeGuessr asks where and when a historic photo was taken. Almost all of them are free, and they are a painless way to learn where places really are. WhenTaken asks where and when a photo was taken, GeoGrid fills a grid with countries that match two clues, and MapTap has you find five places on a globe, each with a short history lesson.