Geozee

About Geozee

Geozee is a newer Teuteuf game, still marked beta, whose daily rounds began on 9 July 2026; its FAQ credits the concept to Linus and the Teuteuf team. Each day brings a queue of nine countries and a board of nine categories, the same for everyone. Categories are built on real figures: population, land area, average temperature, GDP per capita, whether the flag has a star, sporting records and more.

The countries come one at a time, and the next one's flag stays hidden until it is its turn. You put each in one category, and once placed it cannot be moved. Each placement scores 0 to 100 by how well that country fits, so a country that would be perfect for one slot might be needed for another later. When all nine are placed you see your total out of 900, the best total that day's round allowed, and how you compare with everyone else who played.

The Category Atlas shows the exact scoring rule and data source for every category, mostly Wikipedia infoboxes refreshed monthly. Missed days stay in the archive to play later, though only your first score for a day counts. Unlimited mode gives random rounds for practice.

It suits players who know their country facts and like a puzzle that is about planning rather than guessing.

How to play Geozee

1. Open Geozee and look at the day's nine categories.
2. See the first country and tap the category where you think it will score most.
3. Once placed, the country stays; the next country is revealed.
4. Place all nine countries, then compare your score with the day's maximum and other players.

Tips

• Before placing a country, think about which of the later categories it could fill better; you cannot move it.
• Check the Category Atlas to learn how each category is scored, for example whether smaller is better.
• Use Unlimited mode to practise without touching your streak.

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