Geografind
Rate itFind the day's mystery country as the map fades and points the way.
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Geografind is a daily country guessing game from CoffeeFirst. Each guess shows how far you are from the mystery country, and the map reacts: continents that cannot hold the answer fade and arrows point you on. Fewer guesses rank you higher on the leaderboard.
About Geografind
Geografind is one of the small daily games on CoffeeFirst.games, alongside Yearly Daily, Bean Counter and the studio's logic puzzles. Each day has one numbered puzzle, a mystery country or territory that is the same for every player; puzzle 367 fell on 20 October 2026, and the archive runs back day by day to puzzle 1 in October 2025.
You type a country and the game tells you how far it is from the answer, measured between the centre points of the two countries. If they share a border the distance is shown as 1 km, which is a strong clue in itself. At the same time the map reacts to your guesses: continents fade out as they are ruled out and directional hints show where to go. Countries that straddle two continents are counted with the one they have the strongest cultural ties to.
There is no guess limit. You keep going until you find it, or give up to see the answer, and your number of guesses places you on the day's leaderboard. An archive lists the earlier puzzles.
It suits players who like Globle and Worldle but want the map itself to do some of the narrowing as they play.
The daily is free and plays without an account; signing in with Google or email puts you on the leaderboard and syncs your games across devices. The site shows ads around the game, and a paid option removes them.
How to play Geografind
- Open Geografind and type any country or territory as your first guess.
- Read the distance to the mystery country; 1 km means the two share a border.
- Watch the map: faded continents are ruled out, and the hints point toward the answer.
- Keep guessing until you find it, in as few tries as you can, or press Give up to see the answer.
Tips
- Start with a large central country to rule out whole continents quickly.
- A 1 km distance means a neighbour: list the bordering countries next.
- Remember that transcontinental countries count for the continent of their closest cultural ties.
Questions
How are distances measured?
From the centre point of your guess to the centre point of the mystery country, or 1 km if the two share a border.
Is there a guess limit?
No. You keep guessing until you find it or give up; fewer guesses rank higher on the leaderboard.
Can I play past puzzles?
Yes, from the archive on the game's page.
Do I need an account to play Geografind?
No. The daily plays without one. Signing in with Google or email is only needed to appear on the leaderboard and sync your games across devices.
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