Geodle (Singapore)

Geodle takes the Worldle idea down to one city. Its home page lists five daily puzzles, all in Singapore: MRT and LRT stations, MRT stations only, schools, shopping malls and parks. Each has its own hidden place of the day, the same for every player on that date.

You type a guess and pick it from the options offered, so every guess is a real place in that list. The row then fills with a green bar for how close you came, the distance to the answer, such as 6.54 km, and an arrow for the direction to head. With six tries you close in by moving across the island. A stats card keeps your games played, win rate and streaks, and a Share button copies your result.

The credits name Wordle and Worldle as its inspiration, and station data from RailRouter SG. The game asks for local knowledge rather than a map on screen: you have to picture where each station, school or park sits in relation to the others. Reviewers at TheSmartLocal found the schools puzzle the harder one, since few people know schools outside their own neighbourhood.

There are no ads and no sign-up. The answer of the day is drawn from each list by the date, so with lists of a few hundred places a station or mall can come round again within weeks.

It suits Singaporeans who want a quick daily test of their home ground, and players of Worldle and the station guessing games who like a city-sized map.