
GeoDecide (Geotrivia)
Higher or lower, country by country, in the day's statistic.
2003 daily games with no sign-up in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Higher or lower, country by country, in the day's statistic.

Find the day's mystery country by comparing six facts about each guess.

Find the day's hidden Singapore station, school, mall or park in six guesses.

Five golf trivia questions a day, each answered by landing your shot on the globe near the pin.

Nine Formula 1 questions a day: tap the globe where each one happened.

Six daily geography mini-games: flag colours, a flag, rankings, a silhouette, a top 5 and a clue grid.

One country a day in six stages: shape, neighbours, capitals, flags, size and population.

Decode an alien's riddles about Earth and triangulate the place with probes on a world map.

A place on Earth talks about itself; name it in six guesses.

Mix the colours of five flags with hue, saturation and lightness.

Connect the day's two countries by land, naming each neighbour in between.

Read the clue, pin the place on a globe and set the year, five times a day.

Pin where famous companies and founders are based, five questions a day.

A country is named; click where it is on the world map.

Fill a 3 by 3 grid with countries; rarer answers score more.

Read a sports clue and tap where it happened on the globe, five times a day.

One country a day, drawn from memory on a globe with no borders.

Draw the district lines so your party wins the election.

A reverse Minesweeper: place ghosts so every number counts its neighbours.

Five one-look memory tests a day: cells, spot, order, digits and what-was-where.

Name three countries a day from their statistics, one clue unlocked per guess.

Find the day's mystery capital city by following hotter colours on a globe.

A daily codeword: crack which number stands for which letter.

Five trivia rounds: find the right answers, and stop before a wrong one.

Name the day's golf player in eight guesses, or fifteen in Classic.

Play the day's nine underground golf holes in as few strokes as you can.

Read the water and land the day's fish in six casts, guided only by how many of its three habits each cast…

How does Google autocomplete this search? Guess the missing word in six tries.

Change one letter at a time to climb from the day's word to GOOSE.

Sort the gossips from the guilty in a daily logic grid of 20 characters.

Guess the day's Game of Thrones character, quote speaker, banner and house words.

Fill a survey map with elevations so neighbours differ by one and every row and column has one summit.

Swap scrambled colour tiles back into a smooth gradient.

Swap letter tiles to make words in rows and columns and clear the board before the swaps run out.

A Latin square of Greek symbols: once per row, column and diagonal.

Lay out one day's rack of letter tiles into connected words for the highest score.

Split a letter grid into the day's category words, using every letter once.

A daily 8x8 block puzzle: same pieces for everyone, one go.

Wordle with shapes: guess how polyominoes pack a 4x4 grid in six tries.

Eleven daily logic grids, from Star Battle to nonograms, each with one solution reached without guessing.

Slide the cars and trucks aside to get the taxi out of the jam.

A daily set of more than a dozen small logic and word puzzles, ad-free.

Place one crown per row, column and colour region, with no two touching.

A crossword without clues: fill the grid so every across and down word is real.

Sort sixteen words into four hidden groups, with four mistakes to spare.

Sixteen words, four hidden groups of four, four mistakes allowed.

Four daily Grand Theft Auto VI puzzles: the character, the map spot, the quote and the vehicle.

A numbered five by five crossword from the Guardian, every day.