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Draw the day's flag from memory and get scored on colour, layout and detail.
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Draw the day's flag from memory and get scored on colour, layout and detail.

Four daily country games in one: find the mystery country, pin five countries, name the neighbours and link…

See a stolen artwork and name the country it was taken from, in five guesses.

Name the hidden country from the shape of its population pyramid, in six guesses.

Find five cities on a blank map and bet on how sure you are.

Draw the missing border between two neighbouring countries.

A coloured map with its title blacked out: work out what the data shows.

Find the hidden city from compass arrows, then point the needle along the shortest route.

Guess the three lines that make the day's London trip, in six tries.

Guess the day's city from satellite images in six tries.

Pin five satellite views of Earth on the world map each day.

Name the day's city from a satellite view that zooms out after each miss.

Find the sea of the day on a globe, guided by distance.

Guess the day's country from its clues as a shrimp flies to each guess and turns pinker the closer you are.

Read the clues and name both airports of a real mystery flight in five guesses.

Guess where and when five slang words and memes were born.

Guess where five travel photos were taken, with one shared set a day.

Connect two countries by the shortest chain of land borders.

Name the city from three obscured photos that sharpen as you miss.

Fill a 3x3 grid with US states that fit both the row and the column label.

Name the US state from its outline in six guesses, then play trivia bonus rounds about it.

Pick the US state with the highest, the lowest or the exact value of the day's statistic.

Name the city as its 3D map is rebuilt one layer at a time.

Find the camouflaged kookaburra in a real 360-degree street, in a new city every day, within ten seconds.

Find three everyday things anywhere on Earth in Street View, in six minutes.

Wordle for NYC subway nerds: guess the three-train route between two stations in six tries.

See today's dish and name the country it comes from, in six guesses.

A daily expedition of five small geography puzzles: borders, terrain, clocks, daylight and population.

Pick the country with the highest, the lowest or the closest value on the day's statistic.

Get from one small airport to another across the world by picking flights, against the clock.

Pin each photo on the map and pick the year it was taken.

Name the country behind a chart of its exports in six guesses.

Study four real travel photos a day and pin each one on a spinning globe, closer for more points.

Walk from one country to another by naming every country along the shortest route.

Find the day's treasure on the world map from a close-up street map of the spot.

Find the day's London Tube station in five guesses from stops, direction and line clues.

Find the day's London Tube station in six guesses from stops and zones away.

Listen to a piece of music and guess which country it comes from.

Fill a 3x3 grid with Berlin U-Bahn stations that fit each row and column.

Name the city from a satellite view that zooms out after every wrong guess.

Drop a pin where five real flights will land or where they are right now.

Name the day's countries from their flags, outlines, capitals and more, in six tries each.

Three disguised flags a day: name the country.

Draw the day's flag from memory, then build another one region by region in six Wordle-style tries.

Guess the country from the day's scenic view in six tries, with distance and direction after each guess.

Hit a target temperature exactly by naming cities and subtracting what the thermometer reads there right now.

Name the day's mystery city from a week of its real weather, in six guesses.

Look around a 360 degree scene from history, then pin where it is and pick the year.