Geolazo

Geolazo mixes football trivia with map reading. The game calls each day a matchday: five questions, the same for everyone, about where something in football happened. A question might ask where Chelsea won their first Champions League final, and you answer by tapping the spot on a dark globe that shows borders and coastlines but no country or city names.

Each question runs on a 30 second clock that starts when you press Start and keeps running if you leave the page. Your flag is scored by how close it lands to the right place, up to 200 points a question and 1000 for the day. A countdown on the home page shows how long is left until the next matchday.

The game is free, needs no account and no download, and plays in a browser on a phone or a computer. It opens in Spanish, with prices shown in Mexican pesos, and has a full English version behind the EN switch. Ads are shown only on the results after the round, and you can share a spoiler-free challenge card with your score and keep a streak. A paid Geolazo Pro tier, announced as coming soon at the time of writing, promises no ads, personal stats, an archive of past matchdays and private groups.

It suits football fans who like geography games such as Globle or Worldle but want the questions to be about the sport, and players of GeoSports or GeoGrandPrix looking for a football-only version.