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288 daily geography games in your browser, each with a page on how it plays, when it resets and where to play it.

Look at a dish, read its ingredients and guess which country or region it comes from.

Worldle for France: name the department from its outline.

Sort sixteen flags, maps and places into four groups of four.

Fill the rows with country names and reveal the mystery nation in the middle column.

One geography game a day, picked from five modes, with the same targets for every player.

Group sixteen flags, shapes and facts by the country they belong to.

Find the day's mystery country in eight tries from its continent, size, flag colours and distance.

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

Find the day's country from how its population, climate, religion and size compare with your guesses.

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.

One border line a day: name the two countries it separates.

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

Find the day's mystery country as the map fades and points the way.

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

Find the day's Mystery Country from how many land borders lie between it and each guess.

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.

Fill a 3x3 grid with countries that match both the row and the column clue.

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

Drop into a random Street View spot, work out where you are and pin it on the map.

Sort sixteen locations into four groups of four, Connections-style.

Twelve of these thirty places fit the category. Tap them one by one, and bank before a wrong one.

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.

Five countries, one statistic: find the right order.

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

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

Put each country in the ranking where it places highest.

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

Draw a line across the day's map to split its population as evenly as you can.

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

Guess the mystery country from memory, guided only by hot and cold.

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

Pin the answer on a 3D globe: closer guesses score more, with one daily set of 10 questions shared by every…

Place each of the day's nine countries in the category where it scores best.

Hop from city to city within a set radius to reach the target in the fewest turns.

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

Find the day's mystery country on a spinning globe, guided by colours that get warmer as you get closer.

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

Place wildlife and plant clues on the world map, in five daily editions.

Find the day's mystery country from distance, direction, size and flag colour clues.

Name five countries from their outlines as the map zooms out.

Encyclopedia-style clues about a country appear one by one; tap the right flag before the points run down.

Draw one loop on a night map of the world to capture exactly the day's target number of people.

Read real headlines and find where in the world each one happened.