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Whenere's first round of the day: the Battle of Waterloo described at the top, a 3D satellite globe to pin it on, and a century picker below

Whenere

Three events a day: pin them on a 3D globe and place them in time.

The WhenTaken home page: Guess when and where a photo was taken, a Play Now button and an example London street photo marked with clue pins

WhenTaken

Look at five photos a day and guess where and in what year each one was taken.

WhenTaken Movies round 1 of 5: a film still of a red car at night on a street corner, above a world map to place the scene and a year slider from 1860 to 2026 with a Guess button

WhenTaken Movies

Guess where and when a film scene is set, from a single still.

Where from? roughly. share art: the line Where, roughly, is it from? beside a phone asking where The Washington Post is based, over a dark world map with a crosshair

Where from? roughly.

See a company's logo and pin its headquarters on a blank world map.

Where in the USA is this?: the first of five photos, a red race car on a mountain road, with five guess tiles and a Show map to guess button

Where in the USA is this?

Five photos from one place in the USA: find it on the map in five guesses.

Where? roughly. share art: the line Where, roughly, does it live? beside a phone showing puzzle 252, Emperor penguin, with a world map and a crosshair marker for placing the guess

Where? roughly.

Pin five animals on a blank world map, roughly where they live.

Whereabouts Daily: a relief map of Asia and Africa without labels, with red pins and a box to name the 5 countries with 13 guesses

Whereabouts Daily

Name the five countries under the day's map pins in 13 guesses.

Wheredle on a desktop: today's Street View scene of stone ruins in a desert canyon above the guess grid, State drop-down and Submit button

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Wheredle

Look around a Street View scene and work out which US state you are in.

WhereSpoken's puzzle for 10/18/26 after one wrong guess: the audio sample player, the guess box with 1 of 6 guesses used, and the first hint, an English translation of the recording

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WhereSpoken

Listen to a short recording and name the language being spoken, then the country of the speaker.

WhereTaken

Name the country or territory where today's photo was taken, then play the bonus rounds.

WhereTaken home: Guess where a photo was taken, a street photo with clue markers such as a street name, a Play now button and Archive, Daily Game and Community tiles

WhereTaken (pin on the map)

Pin the day's five photos on the world map.

WhereTaken US daily photo: a main street with a casino sign, above the five-star progress bar, six empty guess rows and an Enter a state box (an ad and an educators notice at the top)

WhereTaken US

Name the US state from the day's photo, then play the bonus rounds.

The Which Is Bigger? card: The Population Guessing Game over a road map

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Which Is Bigger?

Pick the U.S. place with more people, five times a day.

Which way? roughly. share art: the line Which way, roughly, does it run? beside a phone showing puzzle 252, Draw the Nile, over a dark map of northeast Africa and the Middle East with a pointer ready

Which way? roughly.

Draw a river or a mountain range from memory on a map with no borders.

Today's WhichWay.is Daily Challenge on desktop: Venezuela lit on a 3D globe, a beam to drag, and the target Argentina named, round 0 of 10

WhichWay.is

Point a compass from one country to another, ten times a day.

Wild Space Atlas Daily, place 1 of 5: a Street View scene of a baroque domed church on a paved square, a timer and a hint button (2 left) above, and three city choices below: Prague, Vienna and Munich

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Wild Space Atlas

Five Street View places a day, the same for everyone: pick each one from three choices.

World Clue

Find three mystery countries a day from data clues, easy to hard.

World Imposter #9: a map of the Middle East and Central Asia shaded by tea or coffee, under a strip of the past week's days

World Imposter

A map coloured by real data, except one country is lying: find it in six guesses.

The Worldle share card: WORLDLE in white with a green L and the line Guess the country in yellow over a dark world map, credited to Teuteuf Games

Worldle

Name the country or territory from its outline in six guesses, with distance and direction to steer you.

WorldPlay #44 for Oct 7th, 2026 on Sporcle: starting from Vienna, Austria on a map of Europe, a box to guess a city or country and Fly, the clue More than 6 letters, and empty Your flights and What yo

WorldPlay (Sporcle)

Fly from city to city, gathering clues, until you land on the day's mystery city.

Wormillion Dig #26 for 7 October, round 1 of 10: the prompt Name a river longer than 500 km, a box to type a place and a running timer, beside the pixel worm at the surface

Wormillion

Name real places that fit each prompt; the more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.

Bearings round 1 of 5: the prompt Kyoto, Japan above a 3D globe showing Europe and Africa, with a Confirm button below

Bearings

Five places a day, one 3D globe: tap where you think each one is.

BeerGuessr daily #17, round 1 of 5: a can of Heineken beside a world map waiting for a pin

BeerGuessr

See a beer, drop a pin where it is brewed, and score by how close you get.

BORDLE daily puzzle board showing a country outline reduced to five vertices above the guess box

BORDLE

Name the country from an outline that starts with just five vertices.

Country Draft's daily board: the five cabinet jobs at the top and the first round's choice of Argentina, Czechia and Canada

Country Draft

Draft five famous people into a cabinet and conquer up to 195 countries.

Country Scales day 16: Finland and Portugal shown as outlines with flags under the question Larger population?

Country Scales

Ten pairs of countries a day: tap the bigger one, by people or by land.

Country Scribble's World round for day 16: draw the border of Switzerland, with Zurich, Bern and Geneva marked and two border stretches shown

Country Scribble

Draw a named country's border from memory and score how much of the real outline you cover.

CourseGuessr title card: a flagged golf green beside the line 'Dropped on a golf course somewhere in the world. Find it on the map.'

CourseGuessr

See a golf course from above, then pin where in the world it is.

DailyMetro London in Classic mode after a first guess, Blackhorse Road, with its lines, direction, letters and zone clues coloured

DailyMetro

Pick a city and find its metro station of the day from line, direction and distance clues.

Eatlas share image: the question Who drinks the most coffee beside a globe with Nordic countries coloured red

Eatlas

Find the country that eats the most of today's food on a globe that warms as you get close.

Even Distance Day 16 board: Mexico City and Boston on either side of a dashed halfway line

Even Distance

Two cities are on the map: name a third that sits halfway between them.

False Bearing day 16 share image: arrows from Damascus to Dublin, Kyiv, Mumbai, Gibraltar and Mecca inside a circle

False Bearing

Five arrows point from one city to five others. Find the one that lies.

Flyway share image: a map of North America with the Ruby-throated Hummingbird's June range in orange, beside the words Where is that bird?

Flyway

Five birds a day: drop a pin where each one is right now.

A Geo Sort daily board, round 1 of 5: rank Comoros, Kiribati, India, Grenada and Portugal by longest coastline

Geo Sort

Rank five places from largest to smallest by the day's geographic measure.

A GeoCake CakeFlag board: a pie chart of a flag's colours with their percentages, a country guess box and five hints waiting to be revealed

GeoCake

Five short geography games a day: flags, country grids, rankings and facts.

Geolazo in play: question 1 of 5 asks where Chelsea won their first Champions League, beside a globe with no place names and a 25 second clock

Geolazo

Five football questions a day, answered by tapping the globe where it happened.

GeoTap Daily round 1 of 5 on October 17: the card asks for Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, a capital city, above an unlabelled 3D globe

GeoTap

Five places, one globe: tap where each one is.

A Gochizu round: a photo of a bowl of buffalo wings beside the written clues, with the dish's name and ingredients blurred and the box to type a country

Gochizu

See a dish, read the clues and guess which country it comes from, five rounds a day.

Guess the Chain share image: a US map covered in chain store dots beside the line Can you name the chain from its map?

Guess the Chain

Name the US chain store or restaurant from a map of all its locations.

Heritagle share card with the game's temple icon, its name and a grid of guess tiles

Heritagle

Find the day's mystery UNESCO World Heritage Site in six guesses.

Hop Haul Day 16: a globe centred on Afghanistan with Iran, India and China hatched as closed, and the People tab asking for the most people in a chain of twelve countries

Hop Haul

Grow a chain of neighbouring countries across the globe to haul in the most, or the fewest, of the day's…

LandmarkGuessr daily challenge #14, round 1 of 5: a cropped photo of fitted Inca stonework beside the world map used to place a pin

LandmarkGuessr

Five landmark photos a day: spot the place and pin it on the world map.

A MediaGuesser Human vs AI round: a misty lake with a wooden jetty, a world map to place the guess on, a round timer and the score for round 1 of 5

MediaGuesser: Human vs AI

Guess where five daily photos were taken and see if people beat the AI models.

Originle puzzle #13: the day's guest stands under the question Where am I from? beside a button to meet today's guest

Originle

Watch a real person tell their story and guess which country they represent.

Platedle share card: a red sample US license plate with tape over the state name, beside the line Someone taped over the state. Can you name it?

Platedle

Someone taped over the state name on a US license plate. Name the state in six tries.

Skywave's operating screen: a 3D globe centred on the North Pacific with the home station at Vancouver, the list of ten stations to work, and the clock, frequency and call panel

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Skywave

Read the sun and the ionosphere, pick a band and an antenna, and work ten radio stations in one day.

TerraPoint's daily game at round 1 of 5: a satellite globe of Africa and Eurasia with zoom controls and a Tap the globe to drop a pin button

TerraPoint

Find five famous landmarks a day on a satellite globe, one pin each.

Trip Detective in flight: a plane and its route line over satellite imagery, with the first destination clue worth 10 points and the Stop and answer button

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Trip Detective

Follow a flight over satellite imagery and name the city it is heading to.

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