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Country, flag, and location guessing games. Browse 71 hand-picked games in this collection.
Can you identify a mystery place from just one photo? Landmarkr gives you up to six progressively easier picture clues to guess a landmark, city, or country, with geographical hints after wrong answers.
Travel between cities, uncover geographic and word clues, and track down a mystery destination in Sporcle WorldPlay. This daily geography puzzle challenges you to find the hidden city using as few flights and as little distance as possible.
Can you tell where a dish comes from just by looking at it? DishGuessr challenges you to identify countries on a world map using food photos and ingredients, with distance-based scoring and multiplayer for up to eight players.
Can you tell a genuine flag from a convincing fake? Real Flag / Fake Flag is a free daily geography quiz featuring seven flags, from familiar national symbols to obscure historical designs and clever inventions.
Guess the Chain is a daily geography puzzle where you identify a mystery American business chain from a map of its locations. You have six guesses, with category, store-count, and map-overlap clues to help you recognize the brand.
BlindGlobe is a daily geography game that challenges you to pinpoint cities on an unlabeled 3D globe using just one reference city. Rotate the Earth, estimate directions and distances, and earn points for placing each city as accurately as possible.
Movie Scene Map's SceneGuessr is a daily location game where you place a pin on the world map to guess where a production was filmed. Five rounds make up the daily challenge, with up to 5,000 points available per guess.
Can you divide a real-world map into regions with equal populations? GeoSlice is a daily geography puzzle where you draw and adjust lines to split populations into halves, thirds, or quarters, discovering that equal land area rarely means equal numbers of people.
Electle is a parliament guessing game where a lower-house seating diagram is your main clue. Identify both the country and the election year by reading the chamber's party composition and seat pattern.
Satle is a daily geography game where you identify a world city from satellite imagery in six guesses. Every wrong answer zooms the image out and gives you distance and direction clues toward the correct city.
Flagdoku is a daily flag puzzle that combines geography knowledge with an Immaculate Grid-style format. Fill nine cells with flags that satisfy both the row and column criteria, then hunt for the special flag that matches every category.
Tradle is a daily geography game from the Observatory of Economic Complexity where you identify a mystery country from its export treemap. You get six guesses, with distance, direction, and proximity clues helping you close in after each miss.
FoodGuessr turns world cuisine into a geography challenge: study dishes, work out where they come from, and test how well you recognize food from around the globe.
Draw the outline of a named country from memory, then see how closely your sketch matches the real border. Country Draw turns familiar map shapes into a surprisingly difficult 30-second geography challenge.
Flagpie is a daily geography game where a country's flag is reduced to a pie chart showing its exact color proportions. Identify the mystery country in five guesses while progressively unlocking geographic hints.
FoodieGame is a daily food-and-geography guessing game where you identify a dish's country of origin from its photo and ingredients. Wrong guesses help narrow the search with distance and direction clues.
Fill nine city-grid cells by matching both row and column clues. You have nine guesses, and lesser-known valid cities earn better rarity scores.
Identify a mystery city in five guesses using weather, population, and progressively revealed travel clues, plus distance and direction feedback.
SkyQ is a daily aviation geography game where you have five guesses to identify both airports on a real mystery flight route using aircraft, duration, direction, airline, and distance clues.
WhereTaken Classic is a daily photo-geography game where you identify the country or territory shown in a real-world image. Wrong guesses return distance, direction, and proximity clues to help you home in on the answer.
Mapster flips the usual country-shape quiz around: instead of recognizing an outline, you have to draw one from memory. Use a few major-city markers as anchors, sketch the border, and see how closely your map matches the real country.
Statele is Worldle for the United States: you get a black state silhouette and six guesses to name it. Every miss returns a straight-line distance, a compass bearing, and a proximity score.
HexHunt is a daily geography game where you hunt seven locations by selecting the hexagonal area of the world map that contains each one. Zooming in creates smaller hexes worth more points, turning every round into a choice between safe coverage and precise geographic knowledge.
Recognize the country behind a passport image in six guesses. Use distance, direction, and proximity feedback to narrow down the issuing country.
