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Airfield's Daily puzzle on 18 October 2026: two crossing runways drawn on a blank background above the airport search box, with Daily, Hard and Unlimited tabs

Airfield (FlightQ)

Name the day's airport from nothing but its runways.

AirlineQ Day 224, Oct 18, 2026, US mode at desktop size: the first clue Air Canada with 4 flights, four locked clue rows and the airport search box

AirlineQ (FlightQ)

Name the day's airport from the airlines that fly there.

Airport Guessr in play: the day's satellite image of an airport, blurred rank and IATA hint boxes, 0 of 5 guesses, and a Select an airport list with a Guess button (a promo banner for another game abo

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Airport Guessr

Name the day's airport from a satellite image, with a hint after each miss.

AirportQ Day 140, Oct 18, 2026 at desktop size: a world map with five of 90 destinations (SAN, JFK, KEF, FRA, DXB) and the guess box

AirportQ (FlightQ)

Name the hidden airport from a map of its nonstop routes.

Anthropeum

Ten museum objects a day: guess where and when each was made.

Antipodal share card: a globe with a red point and its green antipode joined by a dotted line

Antipodal

A red marker sits on the globe: name the place on the exact opposite side of Earth.

Around Here Somewhere's how-to-play card over the world map: one target a day for everyone, drop into Street View and explore, then frame the target clearly, shown with two street photos of a bicycle

Around Here Somewhere

A daily Street View scavenger hunt: drop in, wander and find the target.

Artifact Guesser share card: the Artifact Guesser name and the line Guess the past, Date and place real museum artifacts from across human history, beside a page of an illuminated medieval manuscript

Artifact Guesser

Three real museum artifacts a day: place each on the map and in time.

Hemiscope Atlas daily #152 for 3 October: the first of five countries, the Bahamas, shown with its flag beside a 3D globe to click near its capital, with a score out of 500

Atlas (Hemiscope)

You are given a country: tap where its capital is on the globe.

Atlas board on mindloftdaily.com, 18 Oct 2026: question 1 of 25, Dublin is the capital of which country, with four answers, the 20-second timer bar and the climb of five rounds

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Atlas (Mind Loft)

Twenty-five geography questions, 20 seconds each and one life.

Atlas Daily League, daily flag 1 of 10 in the Americas: the flag of Suriname with Barbados, Suriname, Luxembourg and Tanzania to choose from, three hearts and a 50/50 button

Atlas Daily League

Ten flags a day, four countries to choose from for each, three hearts and one official score.

AussieGuessr Daily Challenge for 18 October 2026, round 1 of 5: a black and white street photo with taxis and shopfronts beside a map of Australia and a year slider at 1950

AussieGuessr (YourLifeChoices)

Pin where and when five historical Australian photos were taken, the same five for everyone each day.

Ballot Blocks daily puzzle on a desktop: today's Street View of a white hall among pines, the first hint (Region: West), the margin slider and guess 2 of 7; a sponsor box at left

Ballot Blocks

Look around a US neighbourhood and guess how it voted in 2024.

BallotGuessr title card: the name over a dark US flag, Street View meets election data

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BallotGuessr

See a Street View image, guess how the county voted in 2024.

Blind Globe round 1 of 3 in play: a blank grey globe with the reference city Antananarivo marked, the city to find (Shanghai) and a Hint 1 (-500pts) button above, and a difficulty gauge at 6 of 10

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Blind Globe

Find three cities a day on a blank 3D globe with no borders or labels.

Blind Tasting edition of 19 October 2026: a photo of today's dish, a first guess of Germany marked same continent, and the clue Europe

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Blind Tasting

One dish, one country, four guesses to find where it comes from.

Border Guesser's Daily Challenge for October 18th, 2026 (Europe): the red border of country 1 of 7 traced to 13 percent, beside the DRAW button and answer box

Border Guesser

Hold the button, watch a border being drawn, and name the country as early as you can.

BorderRush #94 on Zalize for October 3: a route from Sierra Leone to Luxembourg six countries apart, over a map of Europe and Africa

BorderRush (Zalize)

Connect two countries by naming the land borders in between.

Bordivide share card: Ink the hidden border between neighbors, with a map of Spain and Portugal

Bordivide (GuessDash)

Draw the missing border between two neighbouring countries.

Bordlr Daily #1, Portugal to Vietnam, par 7: a dark world map with a route of highlighted countries running from Portugal across Russia and China to Vietnam

Bordlr

Connect two countries by naming the lands that border each other in between.

Building Guessr home: the Daily Challenge of 5 buildings, the same for everyone today, above game modes by region, era and type and a difficulty choice

Building Guessr

Pin famous buildings on a world map and say if they still stand.

Capital Control grid #71: find a capital for every intersection, with columns Uses the euro, In Europe and In the European Union against rows such as Country population over 50 million, 0 of 9 found a

Capital Control

Fill a 3 by 3 grid with world capitals that fit each row and column.

The Capitale board: a row of clue headings for continent, population, area, distance and direction above a box to write and select a capital

Capitale

Find the day's hidden capital city from continent, population, area, distance and direction clues.

Capitalibrate round 1 of 5: you are in Vienna, navigate to Riga, with a compass dial to set the starting bearing along the shortest globe route

Capitalibrate (GuessDash)

Aim from one capital to another and guess how far it is.

Capitalistate round 1 of 5: start in Hartford, Connecticut, navigate to Richmond, Virginia, with a compass to set the starting bearing

Capitalistate (GuessDash)

Aim from one U.S. state capital to another, by bearing and distance.

Capitalle for Sunday, 4 October 2026: a Type a capital city box with 6 guesses remaining, and a footer saying a new capital every day

Capitalle

Name the day's world capital in six guesses, steered by distance and direction.

Capitandem round 1 of 5: which pair is closer, Manila to Harare or Helsinki to Antananarivo, with the distances hidden

Capitandem (GuessDash)

Two pairs of capitals: pick the pair that sits closer together.

Capitour: a map of the Middle East starting at Abu Dhabi, beside a list of next stops such as Amman, Baghdad, Doha, Tehran and Yerevan

Capitour (GuessDash)

Visit the day's capitals one by one and close the shortest loop you can.

Capitrail: a globe with the last trail point marked, above a compass to set the starting bearing toward Minsk

Capitrail (GuessDash)

Chain five bearings between capitals, each starting where the last one landed.

Cartogle's unlabelled world map asking for the first of five countries, with the timer and points bar

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Cartogle

Find the day's five countries on a map with no labels, against the clock.

Cartology start screen: the Cartology name above Cartology Classic (multi-level games and challenges) and MapLinks (hit the target, fewest clicks wins), with sign-in for the daily challenge leaderboar

Cartology

Work out where you stand on the map, then aim the compass at a distant city.

Chartle for 4 Oct 2026: a line chart of solar power generation in terawatt-hours, 2010 to 2025, with one country's line in red to guess, guess 1 of 5

Chartle

Name the country drawn in red on today's data chart, in five guesses.

Citle #82 on OwnSlides: a photograph of a city square below a tall Gothic spire, locked hint cards for facts, flag and emblem, letter count and first and last letter, a city search box with Guess, and

Citle

Name the day's city from a picture of it, in up to five guesses.

Citydle's empty daily board: a City box with a Guess button above six rows of blank Wordle-style tiles

Citydle

Guess the city of the day.

CityQ #224 for Sun Oct 18: an empty 3x3 grid with columns Country within 50 km, Mid-size and 1 million people or more, and rows Starts with V, In the Middle East and Country over 50% Hindu

CityQ (FlightQ)

Fill a 3x3 grid with cities that fit each row and column.

Connectrade cover art: a four by four grid icon with orange, yellow, blue and green squares beside the word CONNECTRADE on a pale yellow grid

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Connectrade (OEC)

Connections with trade data: group the products by the country that exports them.

Country Draw daily challenge for Oct 19: a world map of Central Asia with the hidden country under a grey ellipse and its capital in red, beside the Cover and Capital clue modes

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Country Draw

Redraw the day's hidden country on a real map from memory.

Country Links board for Oct 5: eight category cards such as Borders Kenya and Has a currency called the dinar above a 3D globe of Europe, Africa and Asia

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Country Links (JordGlobe)

Clear the day's eight country categories on a 3D globe in as few picks as you can.

Countryle's play screen ready for the day's first guess: the clue columns Hemisphere, Continent, Avg. Temperature, Population and Coordinates above a dotted world map, and a Write and select a country

Countryle

Find the hidden country by comparing your guesses on continent, hemisphere, population, temperature and…

CreatureFeature range question: a photo of a green tree frog beside a map of Australia where the player's drawn range covers 76 percent of the frog's real range

CreatureFeature.gg

Identify the day's creature from its photos: climb the tree of life from kingdom to genus, draw where it…

CrossMapQuest share picture: a globe with Spain, Bulgaria and Turkey highlighted as guesses, under A free daily geography game

CrossMapQuest

Name a country that fits two criteria at once, five rounds a day.

Daily Ceteris Puzzle #73 for 6 October: today's question asks which country is the world's largest producer of natural rubber, with six empty guess rows

Daily Ceteris

One economics question a day, answered with a country in six guesses.

World Flag Map Daily Flag Challenge for 2026-10-03: Today's flags, same world for everyone, ten flags and four choices resetting at midnight UTC, with sample flags of South Korea, Turkey and Brazil an

Daily Flag Quiz (World Flag Map)

Ten flags, four choices each, the same quiz for everyone today.

JordGlobe Daily Trivia for Oct 5: a country clue card above a 3D globe showing Africa and Europe, with 10 pins left

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Daily Geo Trivia (JordGlobe)

Three geography questions a day, answered with ten pins on a 3D globe.

Daily Map Challenge question 1 of 10: island dots highlighted in yellow on a world map, with the choices Kiribati, Palau, Tonga and Fiji

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Daily Map Challenge (World Flag Map)

Ten highlighted countries a day: pick the right name from four for each one.

DailyGeo

Guess the day's capital and the day's country from real clues.

DailyGuessr #141: a street-level panorama of colourful long-tail boats on a canal by a sluice gate, beside the world map for placing pins and five empty guess rows

DailyGuessr

Look around one street-level panorama a day and pin where in the world it was taken.

Today's DailyMetro Barcelona board on a desktop, day 13, with guesses Passeig de Gràcia and Maragall showing line, direction, letter and zone clues

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DailyMetro Barcelona

Guess the Barcelona metro station of the day from line, direction, letter and zone clues.

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