That’s because the game doesn’t test your map smarts so much as your intuition for what the world actually looks like, on the ground and in-person.Gameplay is simple. GeoGuessr serves up a ...

Traveling the world through words and clues is the fun behind “Guess the Country” games. Whether you are a geography nerd or someone who loves a good challenge to conquer, this interactive ...

After talking with my girlfriend about it, she reminded me of this old Facebook game called GeoChallenge where you had to guess a country by its shape. “I made the game in just a few days.” ...

The latest take on Wordle: a geography-inspired game called Worldle, where players must guess the correct country or region. In Wordle, players get six chances to correctly guess a five-letter word.

The "Guess the Country" challenge is a fun puzzle game that tests your knowledge of the world. It presents visual clues like landmarks, cultural symbols, or traditional objects, and players must ...

Worldle, a new puzzle game in the style of Wordle, tasks players with identifying the world’s countries by their outlines. (Getty Images) by: Michael Bartiromo, Nexstar Media Wire ...

Worldle is the latest Wordle takeoff, giving players six chances to guess a country outlined in black. Teuteuf Wordle took over the internet in 2022, spawning a legion of spinoff games.

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As with Wordle, a new Worldle game will be available to play every day. Worldle players get six guesses to identify the country based on its map shape. After each incorrect guess players are given ...

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The premise is simple: instead of being presented with five empty squares, you’re shown the shape of a country. Fill in your first guess – if you get it in one, you’re a geographical genius.