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GeoGraphle

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Six daily geography mini-games: flag colours, a flag, rankings, a silhouette, a top 5 and a clue grid.

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GeoGraphle's Grid of the day on a desktop: a guess of Germany scored on continent, GDP, football ranking, area, population, government, coastline and direction, with 1,600 round points left

GeoGraphle is a free daily geography challenge in six modes, each with its own country of the day. You guess countries from a pie chart of their flag colours, a flag built Wordle-style, a zooming silhouette and a grid of eight clues, and you place countries in rankings and a top 5, for a score out of 12,000.

About GeoGraphle

GeoGraphle gathers six small geography games on one page and scores them together. Pie chart shows the colours of a country's flag in proportion and asks you to name it. Flag is described as the Wordle of colours. Rankings has you place countries in the right rankings, and Top 5 has you put countries in order. Silhouette shows a country's outline as the map zooms out, and Grid gives eight clues to one country.

Each mode has a different country, the whole set is the same for every player, and the page shows the date, a running score out of 12,000 and a countdown to the next challenge at midnight UTC. A streak and best streak are kept, and previous days can be played from the archive.

The game uses open data and needs no sign-up. Grid shows each guess against the answer on continent, GDP, football ranking, area, population, government, coastline and direction, and Silhouette gives the distance to the answer as the map zooms out to show its neighbours. A Learn section lets you practise flags, capitals and shapes. It can be played in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, on the web or in its Android app from Ludinex, and suits anyone who wants a broader daily geography workout than a single guess.

How to play GeoGraphle

  1. Open the day's geo challenge and pick one of the six modes from the row of icons.
  2. Type a country in the box and press the arrow; in Grid and Silhouette each guess shows how close it is.
  3. In Rankings and Top 5, place the day's countries in order instead of naming one.
  4. Use a hint if stuck, at a cost of 1,000 points in that round.
  5. Finish all six for a score out of 12,000 before midnight UTC to keep your streak.

Screenshots

GeoGraphle's Silhouette of the day at phone size: a country's outline on a map, the guess box and the hint button
GeoGraphle title on a globe covered with national flags

Tips

  • Play Pie chart before Flag: the colour proportions help with flags you half remember.
  • In Silhouette, guess early while the map is close; zooming out costs points.
  • Use the Learn section on weak areas such as small island flags.

Questions

When does GeoGraphle reset?

At midnight UTC, shown by a countdown on the page.

Can I play earlier days?

Yes. Previous days are available from the home page.

Is GeoGraphle on phones?

Yes. The site works in a phone browser, and there is a GeoGraphle app for Android with the same daily games and no ads.

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