Food Guesser (FoodieGame)
Guess which country each of the day's dishes comes from.
Every day: A new set of dishes each day, the same for everyone: guess which country each comes from, with distance and direction hints. New puzzle: Midnight UTC (the daily number follows the UTC date).
Food Guesser shows you a dish each round, with its photo and ingredient list, and asks which country it comes from. Wrong guesses give distance and direction hints. A new set of dishes comes every day, and the game keeps your streak and past scores.
About Food Guesser (FoodieGame)
Food Guesser, on foodiegame.org, is a daily geography game played through food. Each day it shows you a dish, the same for everyone, with a photo and a list of its ingredients, and asks which country it comes from. The daily run is a short set of rounds, two at the time of writing.
You type a country and submit it. A wrong guess tells you how far your country is from the right one and in which direction, the way Worldle does for its outlines, so you can close in over your tries. You get five guesses per dish. If you are stuck, the game unlocks hints as you go: the dish's name appears after three guesses, and the first letter of the country after four.
The game keeps your streak and your past scores, and it sits on a hub with other food puzzles, including a food crossword, a quick play mode with no daily limit, and the Foodzzle and Food Days features. It is free to play in the browser.
It suits people who like geography guessing games such as Worldle and Tradle but want a tastier angle, and anyone curious about where a dish comes from and what goes into it.
How to play Food Guesser (FoodieGame)
- Open Food Guesser in Daily mode to see the day's dish, its photo and its ingredient list.
- Type the country you think the dish comes from and submit your guess.
- Read the distance and direction hint after a wrong guess to steer your next try.
- Use your five guesses, and the unlockable hints (dish name after three, first letter of the country after four) if needed.
- Play the day's rounds, then check your streak and score.
Tips
- Read the ingredients for clues: a staple like a certain grain, spice or cured meat often points to a region.
- Use the distance and direction after each miss to jump towards the right part of the world, not just a neighbour.
- Save the hints: the dish name and the country's first letter unlock only after several guesses.
- If a dish looks familiar, name the country while you still have guesses to spare for the second round.
Questions
How many guesses do I get?
Five per dish. Wrong guesses give you the distance and direction to the correct country.
Are there hints?
Yes. The dish's name unlocks after three guesses and the first letter of the country after four.
How many dishes are there each day?
The daily run is a short set of rounds, two at the time of writing, with the same dishes for everyone.
Is the puzzle the same for everyone?
Yes. There is one daily set shared by all players, with the daily number following the UTC date.
Does it cost anything?
No. It is free to play in the browser, with a quick play mode and other food puzzles on the same site.
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