How to play PassportQ
PassportQ is a free daily city guessing game in the same spirit as Wordle: each morning a new mystery city goes live somewhere in the world, and you have five guesses to figure out where it is.
- Read today's temperature and population.The opening clues show the mystery city's daily high and broad city size, which immediately narrows the climate zone and scale.
- Guess a city. Start typing any city name. The autocomplete handles common alternates, accented characters, and frequent misspellings.
- Use the distance and compass feedback. Wrong guesses show how far off you are and which direction the answer lies in, so you can triangulate.
- Unlock the next clue. After each wrong guess you get one more piece of information: elevation, then local time, then landscape, then top airlines.
- Solve in five. Lock in the right city before your five guesses run out to keep your streak alive. Missed it? The answer is revealed and you can still play the other daily games.
What is PassportQ?
The first clues are the mystery city's high temperature for the day and its population tier. Every wrong guess unlocks the next piece of information: elevation, local time, landscape, and top airlines.
Wrong guesses also show the great-circle distance and the compass direction to the right answer, so even when you miss, the next guess is meaningfully closer. Most players solve the puzzle in three or four. The harder days lean on second-tier cities like Lyon, Porto, Ljubljana, and Kaohsiung, where knowing your regional hubs really pays off. No sign-up is required. The whole thing takes under two minutes on a phone. Browse the broader daily geography games set, compare other , or try (guess the flight), (find the hidden airport from destinations), (name the airport from its airlines), (3×3 geography grid), or (trains worldwide).