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The HeatmapQuest title on a dark background between two glowing red globes

HeatMapQuest

Work out which statistic is colouring the globe, four times a day.

Hemiscope Daily #174 for 16 October: guesses Kenya and Brazil with distance, region, population, area, flag and landlocked clues beside a dark globe, guess 3 of 8

Hemiscope

Find the day's mystery country from distance, direction and country facts.

HexHunt #47 for Oct 4: the day's seven locations in a flower of hexagons, from Mount Etna and Antwerp to Khartoum and New York City, with Start today's hunt (an educators notice at the top)

HexHunt

Find the day's seven places by picking the right hex on the map.

HistoryGuesser daily round 1 of 5: a 360 degree scene of soldiers raising the US flag before a wooden building, with the world map and the era slider at the right

HistoryGuesser

Look around a 360 degree scene from the past, then guess where and when it happened.

How wide? roughly. share art: the line How wide, roughly, is the city? beside a phone showing puzzle 252, where the blue outline of San Francisco is dragged to its true size over the grey outline of V

How wide? roughly.

Resize one city's outline against another until the built-up area matches.

An INSET daily round: South Korea in red placed on a map of Central America and the Caribbean, ready to be resized

INSET

Drag a country to its true size on a map of somewhere else, five times a day.

A Juxtastat question on a desktop: which has a higher % of people who are Hindu, Victoria CMA or Calgary CMA, with an outline map of each for reference

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Juxtastat (Urban Stats)

Pick which of two places has the higher figure for a statistic, in a daily quiz that gets harder as it goes.

Knowhere Daily #138, round 1 of 5 on desktop: a blank globe with Ghana outlined in cyan as the reference and the prompt to click where Guyana is

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Knowhere

Click where the country is on a blank globe, with one other country as your only landmark.

Landmarkd Guess the Landmark screen: an Easy badge and five empty guess bars above a zoomed-in photo showing sky and the stepped edge of a stone pyramid, with a Search by name or country box, a Guess

Landmarkd

Name the day's famous landmark from its photo in five guesses.

Landmarkr #384, Name the Country, on a desktop: the first of six pictures, a baked casserole with a golden crust, above the guess box

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Landmarkr

Name the day's country or city from six pictures, one guess per picture.

Langle game screen: a sample sentence in Arabic script at the top, six empty guess rows, a Guess language input box and a Submit button under the Langle title

Langle

Name the world language from a sample text, in six tries.

LanguageGuessr Daily Challenge Results card for Daily #1 on 2025-05-30: a score of 422 out of 500 with four green checks and one yellow mark, Share and Play Another Game buttons, over a map of Europe,

LanguageGuessr

Hear ten seconds of someone speaking and pin where the language is spoken.

Le Bon Rang share art: the name on a red-bordered sign, the question Qui a le plus de bars par habitant ? with Bordeaux and Lille city signs, the line 5 villes, 1 thème, and a row of pixel-art French

Le Bon Rang

Five French cities, one statistic: find the right order.

Linguistle daily puzzle #35 on Easy: a language search box and Give up button above a dark world map, with columns for Name, Family, Native Speakers, Origin Area and Distance to Origin

Linguistle

Deduce the day's mystery language from its region, family and location.

The Lingule board: the mystery word verimlilik with its pronunciation and the meaning efficiency, six empty guess rows under the feedback icons, a What language is it? box and a Guess button

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Lingule

See one word in a mystery language and work out which language it is, in six guesses.

LinkyGrid GeoGrid on Easy: an empty grid of six linked slots beside the available country tiles Egypt, Iran, United Kingdom, Vatican City, Mexico and Italy, with link types Shared border and Similar p

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LinkyGrid GeoGrid

Arrange countries so neighbours share a border or a similar population.

Locabulary

Chain countries letter by letter until you land on the day's mystery country.

Location Guesser's board today on desktop: the guess map open with a location search box and Submit Guess button over the dimmed daily video clip

Location Guesser (Times of India)

Watch a short video of a place, then drop a pin on the map where you think it was filmed.

Locatle number 1583: a street-level photo of a tree-lined two-lane road under a blue sky, above six empty guess rows, a country name box with a green Guess button, and an Images provided by Mapillary

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Locatle

Guess which country the day's photo was taken in.

Today's Mapfold board on the web: Question 1, pick your angle from Borders (easy, folds 30%), Flag (medium) and Travel (hard), 232 countries standing over the world map

Mapfold (FlightQ)

Each clue folds the world map in half until one country is left.

MapGame title card with a world map showing wrong guesses in red and the found country in green, and the line Guess the country

MapGame

Click countries on a world map and use the hints to find the day's hidden country.

MapMorph's board for 18 October 2026 at desktop size: the day's silhouette of two joined West African countries, a 0 / 6 guesses counter and boxes for two countries

MapMorph

Name the country, or the pair of bordering countries, behind the day's silhouette.

Mapster share card from Teuteuf Games: its brush icon and name among drawn country outlines (Cyprus, Italy, Austria), daily game, draw country maps

Mapster

Draw the day's country from memory and see how close you get.

MapTap #510, round 4 of 5: a tap on the 3D globe and a line to Pakistan

MapTap

Tap five places on a 3D globe, each tied to a short story from history.

Match the Country board: eight country flags (Canada, Australia, Armenia, Algeria, Serbia, Solomon Islands, Vatican City, Lesotho) above eight categories from Lowest Population to Highest Peak

Match the Country (Quizebra)

Put eight countries where each ranks best in the world.

A MeloGuessr Daily Challenge round: a world map to place a pin on while a song plays, a 30-second timer and five dots for the day's five rounds

MeloGuessr

Hear a song, then pin where the artist comes from on a world map.

Miles Off home page for Daily #80: the unlabelled 3D globe over the Atlantic beside a Play today's round button and the Full Expedition, Clue Round and Picture Round modes

Miles Off

Pin cities, rivers and deserts on a blank 3D globe against the clock: right on, or miles off?

Militarydle's daily puzzle: a $354M budget over a chart of the hidden country's forces, with armour, artillery, tanks, rifles, helicopters and transport aircraft, above the country search box and Gues

Militarydle

Name the country from a chart of its armed forces, in six guesses.

Misplaced round 1 of 5: a map of South-East and East Asia with pins for Bangkok, Hanoi, Yangon, Hong Kong and Taipei and the prompt Find the misplaced city

Misplaced (FlightQ)

Five cities on the map, one in the wrong place: find it and drag it home.

Movie Globe for October 3, 2026: the first clue about a 2004 historical epic with Orlando Bloom as Paris, above a satellite globe centred on the United States for dropping a pin

Movie Globe

Find where the day's film is set, from its clues.

MRT Guessr Daily Challenge: Singapore's MRT map with station names removed and only line codes shown, asking for Buona Vista with three tries and 0 of 5 found

MRT Guessr

Find five Singapore MRT stations a day on a map with the names taken off.

Name the Flag round 1 of 5: a zoomed-in flag with black, gold and green bands, a timer bar at 15.4 seconds and four country options

Name the Flag (Quizebra)

Name five flags as they zoom out, against the clock.

Nationalysis card from GuessDash: buy data clues and name the country, with a line chart and flag icon

Nationalysis (GuessDash)

Buy data charts about a mystery country, from income to FIFA ranking, and name it while keeping as many…

Neighborle asking to list the neighbors of Uruguay, highlighted in pink on a map, with a Select neighbor box, a 0/2 counter and 5 lives

Neighborle

Name every country that borders the day's country, with five lives.

Neighborle Flags after one guess (Germany): the black and red bands of the hidden flag are revealed

Neighborle Flags

Guess the day's flag as shared colours are revealed.

Netdle Countries: a star for the mystery country linked to five neighbour circles lettered S, U, S, E and T in orange and teal

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Netdle Countries

Name the mystery country from a network graph of the countries around it.

Noriento in play: a compass dial with a red lock button and the prompt Face the way you think is north

Noriento

Point your phone at true north once a day and see how many degrees you missed by.

Hemiscope Odd One Out daily #25: the first of five rounds, rule Driving side, with four flag cards for Portugal, North Korea, India and Canada

Odd One Out (Hemiscope)

Four countries: tap the one that does not belong.

Order the Country 'By largest area': eight country cards with flags (Djibouti, Singapore, Côte d'Ivoire, Serbia, Zimbabwe, Gabon, Egypt, Central African Rep.) with up and down arrows and a Submit butt

Order the Country (Quizebra)

Sort eight countries by today's measure, from most to least.

Passport's Span leg on October 16, 2026: a route from Czechia to Kuwait with five empty hops, under tabs for the four legs Span, Flank, Ping and Sizes

Passport (Mind Loft)

The day's Span, Flank and Ping back to back, then nine size calls, for a score out of 50.

Passportle on desktop: today's dark blue passport cover with a gold coat of arms, words blurred, after one guess showing 1541 km, an arrow east and 92%

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Passportle

Name the country from its passport cover, with the words blurred, in six guesses.

PassportQ No. 201, Oct 18, 2026, after one guess: Madrid is 5,978 mi away, and the temperature, population and elevation stamps are revealed on the passport page

PassportQ (FlightQ)

Name the day's mystery city from its weather, size and more, in five guesses.

The day's Pick 5 puzzle on OEC: guess the five countries that export the most Developed Exposed Photographic Material, with a 0.00% score bar, bronze, silver and gold trophy marks and empty answer row

Pick 5 (OEC)

Name the top five exporters of the day's product, scored by real trade data from the OEC.

Picle's own tile from The Times puzzles page: its icon of a cut-up photo with a Times map pin, the name Picle and Today

Picle

One photo a day: guess where it was taken and when.

Ping on Mind Loft for October 3, 2026: the Name the secret city box with a city search field, a Guess button, a miles or kilometres switch and a Hint: the continent button

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Ping (Mind Loft)

Find the secret city of the day from distances alone.

GuessDash's Pinoculars card: the game's icon of a landmark under a magnifier above the words Daily Puzzle Pinoculars

Pinoculars (GuessDash)

Zoom out a landmark photo, then pin where in the world it was taken.

Hemiscope Pinpoint daily #109 for 3 October: Bolivia to place on sliders for happiness, life expectancy, obesity rate, area and average temperature, each between two reference countries

Pinpoint (Hemiscope)

Place the day's country on five scales, from population to area.

A PlaceGuessr round in play: a Street View country lane among trees, with round 1 of 5, a 2:52 timer and the world map for the pin in the corner

PlaceGuessr

Three Street View places a day: look around, read the clues and pin where you are.

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