Geopolitix
Five countries, one statistic: find the right order.
Every day: Five rounds a day, the same for everyone: rank five countries by a real statistic such as GDP, tea drunk or working hours. New puzzle: Midnight on your device clock.
Geopolitix is a daily game of ranking countries, in French and also English, Spanish and German. Each day has five rounds in which you drag five countries into order by a statistic such as GDP, population, alcohol, tea or Olympic medals. Scores go up to 900 points, and everyone plays the same countries.
About Geopolitix
Geopolitix is a free country-ranking game from the maker of DailyGeo and Le Bon Rang. It runs in any browser with no account or download, can be installed as an app, and is available in French, English, Spanish and German at their own addresses.
Each day has five rounds. Every round shows five countries and one theme, drawn from more than twenty real statistics: population, GDP, GDP per head, area, life expectancy, average temperature, rainfall, forest cover, Olympic and Paralympic medals, average height, alcohol, tobacco, daily calories, working hours, beef and chicken eaten, tea drunk, divorce rate, depression, trust in others and the age people leave home. You drag the countries into the order asked for and confirm.
The real values then appear: green for the exact place, orange for one place off and red for further. An exact place is worth 40 points, a near miss 10, and a fully green round adds 25, up to 900 points a day. Ties are broken on total time, and each round links to its source, such as the World Bank or Our World in Data.
It suits players who like numbers about the world and guessing where countries stand, and works as a quick daily lesson in comparative geography.
How to play Geopolitix
- Read the round's theme and look at the five countries.
- Drag them into the order asked for, for example most to least populated.
- Confirm to see the real values: green exact, orange one off, red further.
- Play all five rounds and share your score grid.
Tips
- Anchor the extremes first: place the country you are surest is top or bottom, then fit the rest.
- Population drives many totals; for per-head themes, think about wealth and habits instead.
- Read each source link after the round; the same themes come back.
Questions
How is the score worked out?
40 points for each exact place, 10 for one place off, and 25 for a fully green round, up to 900 a day.
When does a new puzzle come out?
Every day at midnight in your time zone.
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