Globeiku
Name three countries a day from their statistics, one clue unlocked per guess.
Every day: Three mystery countries a day, picked from the date and the same for everyone; each starts with its area and elevation, and every guess unlocks another statistic, with seven attempts per country. New puzzle: Midnight in your own time zone; the game picks the day's countries by your device's date.
Globeiku is a daily geography game played with numbers. Each of the day's three mystery countries begins with only its area and elevation on show; each guess, right or wrong, unlocks the next clue, through population, GDP, geography, religions and languages to the capital. You have seven attempts per country.
About Globeiku
Globeiku is a browser game in which you identify countries from facts rather than shapes. There are three countries a day, chosen from the date so every player gets the same set, and you play them one after another.
Each country starts with a single clue, its area and elevation. Making a guess unlocks the next one, in a fixed order: population, GDP, geography, religions, languages and finally the capital. With seven attempts and seven clues, waiting costs you a guess, so the game is about how early you can commit. A wrong guess can still help: click it to compare its statistics with the clues you have unlocked so far.
When all three countries are done, the game keeps your stats, win rate and streak, and you can share a numbered result line with a row of squares for each guess.
It suits players who like Worldle and Globle but would rather reason from size, wealth and language than from an outline.
How to play Globeiku
- Open Globeiku and read the first clue, the country's area and elevation.
- Type a country you think fits and submit it.
- Each guess unlocks the next clue: population, GDP, geography, religions, languages, then the capital.
- Click a wrong guess to compare its statistics with the clues so far.
- Find the country within seven attempts, then move on to the day's next one, three in all.
Tips
- Area and elevation alone can separate mountain states from low, flat ones; use your first guess on a country of similar size.
- Compare your wrong guesses with the clues: if your guess's GDP is far higher, aim for a poorer country next.
- Languages and religions narrow the region sharply; plan to be close by the time they unlock.
- The capital comes last, so treat it as a final check rather than the main clue.
Questions
When do new Globeiku countries come out?
At midnight on your device; the game picks the day's countries by your local date.
How many countries are there each day?
Three, played one after another.
How many guesses do I get?
Seven per country, and each guess unlocks one more clue.
What are the clues?
Area and elevation, population, GDP, geography, religions, languages and the capital, in that order.
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