GeoGrid
Fill a 3x3 grid with countries that match both the row and the column clue.
Every day: One numbered board of country clues a day, the same for every player; each answer is scored by the share of players who chose the same country. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time zone.
GeoGrid is a daily geography puzzle on a 3x3 board. Each row and column is a fact about countries, such as having a desert or a population over five million, and you name a country that fits both for each square. Rare answers earn a better score.
About GeoGrid
GeoGrid brings the sports grid format to world geography. It was released by GeoGames LLC in April 2024 and now carries the Teuteuf Games name, the network behind several other daily geography games. Each board is numbered and a fresh one appears every day.
The three column clues and three row clues are facts about countries: a capital with more than a million people, part of the Ottoman Empire, official Street View coverage, an urban population above a certain share. For each square you pick a country that meets both of its clues. A country can only be used once per board, and you have ten guesses to fill all nine squares, though you can switch on unlimited guesses if you just want to finish.
Scoring works like golf. You start at 900, and each correct answer scores the share of players who picked the same country, so a common answer costs more than a rare one. The rarity key marks answers from Common down to Mythical, under half a percent. Besides the world board there is a United States board with states, and you can challenge another player to a live one-on-one game.
GeoGrid suits people who like flag and map quizzes but want to reason with facts rather than recognise shapes. Learning which odd countries satisfy many clues is a big part of improving.
How to play GeoGrid
- Open today's board and choose World or USA.
- Read the three column clues across the top and the three row clues down the side.
- Click a square and type a country that fits both its row and its column.
- Fill the other squares; you have ten guesses and each country can be used once.
- When the board is full or you run out of guesses, check your score and the rarity of each answer.
Tips
- Start with the square that has the fewest possible answers so you do not waste a country it needs elsewhere.
- Small or less famous countries usually score better than the obvious large ones.
- Learn a few countries that fit many clues at once, such as island nations with big populations or deserts.
- Turn on unlimited guesses on a hard day to see the answers and learn for next time.
- Read clues carefully: a capital's population and a country's population are different clues.
Questions
How many guesses do you get in GeoGrid?
Ten for the nine squares, with an option to switch on unlimited guesses.
How is GeoGrid scored?
Each square scores the percentage of players who chose the same answer, and the totals are added. Lower is better, and an empty square counts as 100.
Can I use the same country twice?
No. Each country can be used once per board.
Is there a version with US states?
Yes. Next to the World board there is a USA board.
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