Geography Games
Name the country from its outline, triangulate a mystery city or drop a pin on the map.
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Farflung Game – Daily & Unlimited Geography Puzzle (opens the game in a new tab)
A free browser geography puzzle with a new five-prompt expedition every day, plus unlimited play. Pin the rarest answers to travel the farthest.
Farflung Game – Daily & Unlimited Geography Puzzle: details and ratingsShrimply (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the daily country from its clues. Every guess launches a shrimp across the map, and it gets pinker the closer you are. It's my second game, hope you enjoy!
Shrimply: details and ratingsSize It Up - Geography (opens the game in a new tab)
Scale a geographic feature correctly against a reference object; five rounds a day.
Size It Up - Geography: details and ratingsGeoslice (opens the game in a new tab)
Drag lines on maps to divide populations into halves, thirds, or quarters, with other game modes included.
Geoslice: details and ratingsBeat the Phone (opens the game in a new tab)
The whole table against the phone: ten stops round the world, three lives. Answer alone or ask the table. A pass-the-phone game for 2 or more players, all on one team.
Beat the Phone: details and ratingsNatter (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily UK dialect game. The map spins to a region and you pick its real local words from convincing fakes, guess meanings and fill gaps, with a theme day on Wednesdays, a harder Saturday and a Sunday Grand Tour.
Natter: details and ratingsFootball Drop (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily football geography game. You're shown an iconic football moment and drop a pin on the globe where its stadium is. Three questions a day, plus career modes following Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar, and an archive of past days.
Football Drop: details and ratingsGeoRankle (opens the game in a new tab)
Eight countries, eight categories like population, area and GDP per capita. Place each country where it ranks best in the world. A new puzzle every day.
GeoRankle: details and ratingsOriginle (opens the game in a new tab)
Virtually meet a new Originle guest every day, listen to their hints, and guess the country they are representing!
Originle: details and ratingsFlag Zoom (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily flag puzzle that starts on an extreme close-up (a star, a stripe, a bit of an emblem) and zooms out with every wrong guess. Six guesses, and the last one shows the whole flag. It rewards knowing flags in detail, not just at a glance. World and US state...
Flag Zoom: details and ratingsHeadcount (opens the game in a new tab)
Draw one loop on a world population map and try to capture exactly today's target number of people.
Headcount: details and ratingsWormillion (opens the game in a new tab)
A geography game where the worm digs deeper with rarer answers
Wormillion: details and ratingsrcgdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Roll one random city a day from about 71,000 around the world. Bigger cities are rarer, so collect your finds, see their rarity tier and climb the leaderboard of the luckiest players. Pure luck, mostly in Russian.
rcgdle: details and ratingsWorldQuiz Daily (opens the game in a new tab)
Seven free daily geography puzzles in one place: guess the country from clues, flags, capitals, a sourced stat duel, map pins and a 5-stage world tour. Same puzzles for everyone each day, streaks saved on your device, no signup.
WorldQuiz Daily: details and ratingsFlagments (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the flag by punching holes on a canvas
Flagments: details and ratingsGuess the Real Size (opens the game in a new tab)
Compare two country outlines and estimate their relative areas. Adjust an area-ratio slider or enter a number, then reveal the answer and score. Each untimed round has five questions drawn from a shuffled bank. No login is required. Country shapes and area est...
Guess the Real Size: details and ratingsSkyQ (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily flight guessing game with 3 modes - guess flights from clues like duration, aircraft type, and direction. Includes SkyQ (flights), AirportQ (airports from airlines), and PassportQ (cities from travel clues). New puzzles every day at skyq.app
SkyQ: details and ratingsPricele (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess what an everyday item costs in a different country each day, in five guesses.
Pricele: details and ratingsRarest Answer: Daily Geography Trivia (opens the game in a new tab)
Five geography questions a day with dozens of right answers each; name a country, city or river few other players think of.
Rarest Answer: Daily Geography Trivia: details and ratingsGuess the Chain (opens the game in a new tab)
Each day you see dots for every US location of one mystery chain (restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, retailers) and get six guesses. Each guess shows the category, whether the chain is bigger or smaller, and how much the two maps overlap.
Guess the Chain: details and ratingsCartogle (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily game where you find 5 countries on an unlabeled map. Extra points for speed and accuracy!
Cartogle: details and ratingsGeodle (opens the game in a new tab)
Every day there is one mystery country. Guess it across several modes — name it by its flag, recognize its map outline, or close in using clues like continent, population, area, distance and direction.
Geodle: details and ratingsMapFold (opens the game in a new tab)
Find one hidden country a day. Each clue is a fact that cuts the possibilities in half, and the ruled-out part of the map literally folds away until you can name it.
MapFold: details and ratingsGeoWordle (opens the game in a new tab)
Find a hidden country in six guesses using distance and direction clues on a world map. Everyone gets the same daily board; unlimited practice is also available. Free in English on mobile and desktop browsers, without an account.
GeoWordle: details and ratings