Gueco (GuessDash)
Place wildlife and plant clues on the world map, in five daily editions.
Every day: Five daily nature map editions, the same for everyone: Single (find where one animal species lives) and four sighting maps, Aqua (ocean), Aer (birds), Green (plants) and Terra, each asking you to place clues on the map. New puzzle: Midnight in the Netherlands (GuessDash renews its games by the date in Europe/Amsterdam).
Gueco is GuessDash's nature geography game. You place wildlife and plant clues on a world map: the Single edition follows one species' range, while Aqua, Aer, Green and Terra ask you to find a shared area where a group of sightings overlap. All five editions refresh daily and are the same for every player.
About Gueco (GuessDash)
Gueco comes in five editions that appear together on the day's page. Gueco Single asks where one animal species lives, so you mark its range on the map. Aqua is about ocean sightings, Aer about birds, Green about plants, and Terra completes the set; each of these four gives you several species and asks you to place the area they have in common.
The page lists today's editions and moves the ones you have played to the end, so the next open map is easy to find. Like other GuessDash games, the boards are tied to the date in the Netherlands, so everyone plays the same maps on a given day, and you can play without an account.
GuessDash also makes map games about capitals, borders and flags. Gueco suits nature lovers and geography fans who know where animals and plants actually live.
How to play Gueco (GuessDash)
- Open Gueco and pick one of today's editions.
- Read the species clues for that edition.
- Place your answer on the world map: the species range for Single, the shared sighting area for the others.
- Submit to see the real area and your score.
- Move on to the next open edition.
Tips
- Think about climate first: polar, tropical, desert or temperate narrows the map quickly.
- For the group editions, look for the region where all the species overlap, not just the largest range.
- Ocean species often follow coasts and currents rather than whole oceans.
- Play Single first to warm up before the multi-species maps.
Questions
Is it the same for everyone?
Yes. GuessDash boards follow the date in Europe/Amsterdam, so all players get the same maps.
How many editions are there?
Five a day: Single, Aqua, Aer, Green and Terra.
Do I need an account?
No, signing up is optional.
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