Globle: Capitals

Find the day's mystery capital city by following hotter colours on a globe.

Every day: One Mystery Capital City a day, the same for everyone: guess capitals and follow the hotter colours on the globe until you find it. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time zone (stated in the FAQ).

Play Globle: Capitals on globle-capitals.com

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Globle: Capitals is the capital-city version of Globle. Each day there is a Mystery Capital City; every wrong guess appears on a 3D globe in a colour that shows how close it is, hotter meaning nearer, and arcs connect your guesses. The aim is to find it in as few guesses as possible.

About Globle: Capitals

Globle: Capitals takes the hot-and-cold idea of Globle and applies it to the world's capital cities. Each day one capital is the mystery, the same for every player. You type a capital and it appears on the globe, coloured by how close it is to the answer: the hotter the colour, the nearer you are. Each further guess adds a colourful arc to help you see the direction you are moving in.

Distances are measured between city centres, and each country counts one capital, its political or executive one. Cities are drawn larger the more people live there. A spellchecker accepts small mistakes. There is no limit on guesses; the goal is to use as few as possible.

The Mystery Capital changes at midnight in your own time zone, and a practice mode lets you play more in between. It suits Globle players who know their countries and want the harder task of pinning down a single city.

How to play Globle: Capitals

  1. Open globle-capitals.com to start today's game.
  2. Type a capital city and submit.
  3. Look at its colour on the globe: hotter means closer.
  4. Use the colours and arcs to aim your next guess.
  5. Find the Mystery Capital in as few guesses as you can.

Tips

  • Open with a central capital such as Cairo or Ankara to get a quick sense of direction.
  • Colour bands are wide at first, so use guesses on different continents early.
  • Remember the game uses one capital per country, the executive one.

Questions

When does the Mystery Capital change?

At midnight in your time zone.

How is distance measured?

Between the centre coordinates of the two cities.

Which capital counts for countries with several?

The political or executive capital.

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