Globerto

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A geography game show hosted by a globe: flags, maps and capitals, with one shared Daily Challenge.

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Globerto's Flag ID round: the flag of Spain with four country choices, a 30-second timer and the globe host

Globerto is an iPhone geography quiz styled as a game show, hosted by a globe with a moustache. It has nine timed minigames, from naming flags to tapping countries on a map. Everyone gets the same Daily Challenge each day, which builds a streak and is compared through Game Center.

About Globerto

Globerto turns geography questions into a game show. Its nine minigames cover recognising flags and country outlines, tapping locations on a map, matching countries with their capitals, working out which countries share a border, comparing populations and areas, estimating distances and testing your memory for flags. Most rounds last 30 seconds against a clock, and Capital Match lasts 60.

The Daily Challenge is the same for everyone. Finishing it keeps a daily streak going, and you can compare your score with others through Game Center. Playing full shows, four rounds that add up to a World Score, earns weekly stage titles.

Other modes fill out the app. Quick Play is a single timed minigame for when you have half a minute. Marathon gives ten seconds a question and three lives to see how far you can go. Up to four people can pass one phone around, play against the host, invite a friend through Game Center, or play together over SharePlay on a FaceTime call.

Globerto is free with ads. An optional one-time purchase, Backstage Pass, removes the ads and adds a stamp album of the countries you meet, custom shows, practice by continent and stage themes. It is made by Gökhan Efe and came out in September 2026.

How to play Globerto

Open the app and start the day's Daily Challenge.
Answer each timed round: pick the flag's country, tap a place on the map, match a capital and so on.
Answer quickly and accurately to build your score before the clock runs out.
Finish to keep your daily streak and compare your score in Game Center.
Play Quick Play, a full show or Marathon for more.

Screenshots

Globerto's Map Tap round asking you to find the United States on a map of the Americas

Globerto's custom show screen with minigames such as Flag ID, Map Tap, Capital Match and Population Rank

Tips

On Map Tap, closer taps score more, so tap your best guess rather than waiting.
Look for unusual details on flags, such as a coat of arms or a star, to tell similar ones apart.
Use Quick Play on a weak minigame to practise before the daily.
Marathon gives one continue per run; save it for a long streak.