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Countryle

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

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Countryle on a desktop after two guesses, France and Japan, each with its hemisphere, continent, temperature, population and direction clues coloured green or red above a dotted world map

Countryle is a daily country guessing game played with facts instead of maps. Each guess is compared with the hidden country on clues such as continent, hemisphere, population, average temperature and compass direction, and each clue turns green, orange or red with arrows for higher or lower. You reason your way to the answer in as few tries as you can.

About Countryle

Countryle appeared in the spring of 2022, part of the run of country guessing games that followed Wordle and Worldle. It is played in the browser, and its settings offer English, Spanish, Catalan, French, German and Portuguese.

You start by typing any country and picking it from the list. The game lays out a row of clues comparing your choice with the hidden country. Hemisphere and continent either match or they do not. Average temperature and population are compared as numbers, and a compass point shows where the answer lies from your guess. Each box is green when it matches, orange when it is close and red when it is far off, and number clues carry an arrow saying whether the hidden country's figure is higher or lower. You keep guessing until you find it, or give up and see the answer.

That makes Countryle less about recognising shapes and more about deduction. A guess that is in the right hemisphere with a much smaller population and a colder climate rules out a large part of the map at once. A Creative mode lets you build your own puzzle for friends from a longer list of clues, including GDP per person, coastline length, highest mountain, CO2 emissions and even the men's football team's FIFA ranking.

It suits players who like numbers and trivia as much as maps, and who enjoy working down a list of possibilities rather than guessing by sight. Statistics and a personal map of countries you have found keep track of your progress.

How to play Countryle

  1. Type a country name at the bottom of the page and pick it from the list.
  2. Press Guess it to see how your country compares with the hidden one.
  3. Read each clue: green is a match, orange is close, red is far off.
  4. Follow the arrows on number clues, which show whether the hidden country's figure is higher or lower.
  5. Guess again using what you have learned until you find the country, then share your result.

Screenshots

Countryle on a phone with France as the first guess, its row of coloured clue circles and the box to write the next country
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
The Countryle globe icon

Tips

  • Start with a large, central country so the direction and hemisphere clues split the world in useful ways.
  • Read population and temperature together. A warm country with a small population points somewhere very different from a cold one with tens of millions.
  • Average temperature quickly separates tropical countries from temperate ones within the same continent.
  • Keep a mental list of candidates and cross off any that break a clue you have already seen.

Questions

Is Countryle free?

Yes. Countryle is free to play in the browser and shows ads. You can support it through Ko-fi if you want to.

What do the colours mean in Countryle?

Green means the clue matches the hidden country, orange means it is similar or close, and red means it is far off. Arrows show whether the hidden country's number is higher or lower.

Is there a limit on guesses in Countryle?

No. You can guess as many times as you need, and the aim is to find the country in as few tries as possible. You can also give up and see the answer.

What is Countryle Creative mode?

A mode where you pick the solution country and the clues, then share a link so friends can play your puzzle.

What languages is Countryle in?

Six. The settings switch it between English, Spanish, Catalan, French, German and Portuguese.

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