Guess the country
Mapfold and Flyover are the daily country guessing games. Mapfold asks real geography questions that fold the ruled-out half of the world away; Flyover shows an unlabeled patch of map through a cabin window and climbs higher after every wrong guess. Both hide one new country a day - the daily country game guide covers how they differ.
Read the map
Strata rebuilds a real city as a 3D map you recognize from terrain, rivers, and skyline. Borderline chains countries that share a border, and AirportQ turns real route networks into puzzles. If maps are the draw, browse all our free map games.
Cities and population
PassportQ stamps travel clues, from weather to population to local time, until you name the city. CityQ crosses two clues in every cell of a 3x3 grid, and Headcount hands you a real population-density map and one loop to draw around exactly the right number of people.
Daily geography without a download
Every core game plays directly in the browser on mobile or desktop. No app install is required, no account is required for daily play, and each puzzle is designed to take a few minutes.
Good for Wordle and GeoGuessr fans
The games keep the daily rhythm and shareable results people like in Wordle-style games, while using maps, city data, route networks, and clues instead of Street View. Coming from a specific game? Start with games like GeoGuessr or games like Globle.



