Passport (Mind Loft)
One mystery country a day, played five ways for a score out of 50.
Every day: One mystery country a day, the same for every player, played in five rounds (landmark, flag, borders, capital, area) of 10 points each. The total out of 50 picks the passport you travel home on; Sundays bring a country with eight or more neighbours. Leaderboard by total, then time. New puzzle: Midnight US Eastern Time.
Passport is a free daily geography game from Mind Loft. Everyone gets the same hidden country and plays five rounds on it: name it from a zoomed-in landmark photo, build its flag, list its land neighbours, pin its capital and call countries bigger or smaller by area. Each round is worth 10 points.
About Passport (Mind Loft)
Passport is a geography run on Mind Loft, a free site of daily browser games. Each day one mystery country is chosen for everyone, and the game is styled like a flight: a departures board with a scrambled destination, a boarding pass to start and a world map that keeps the destination sealed until you land.
The country is played five ways. In the Landmark round you name it from a close crop of a photo of one of its landmarks. In Flag you build its flag. In Borders you name the countries it shares a land border with. In Capital you drop a pin on its capital on the map. In Numbers you call five other countries bigger or smaller than it by area. Each round is a stamp on your visa page worth up to 10 points, for a best fare of 50.
Your total decides which passport you take home, chosen from real passports ranked by how many destinations they open without a visa in the Henley Passport Index 2026, from Sierra Leone at the low end through Mexico, Brazil, Australia and Switzerland to Japan at the top. The leaderboard ranks players by total and then by time.
A new country is posted at midnight US Eastern Time, and Sundays bring a bigger one with eight or more neighbours. It suits players who already play Worldle, Flagle or Travle and want several of those skills tested on one country.
How to play Passport (Mind Loft)
- Open mindloftdaily.com/passport and press Board now on the boarding pass.
- Landmark: name the country from a zoomed-in photo of one of its landmarks.
- Flag: build the country's flag.
- Borders: name its land neighbours; Capital: drop a pin on its capital.
- Numbers: call five countries bigger or smaller than it by area, then see your total and the passport it earns.
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Tips
- A strong Landmark round makes the rest easier, so look closely at the photo for script, architecture and landscape.
- Before naming neighbours, picture the country on the map and go round its border in order.
- On Sundays expect a country with eight or more neighbours and give the Borders round more time.
- The area round compares sizes, so remember a few anchor figures, such as how big your own country is.
Questions
How is Passport scored?
Five rounds score up to 10 points each, for a total out of 50. The total decides which passport you travel home on, and the leaderboard ranks total, then time.
What are the five rounds in Passport?
Landmark, Flag, Borders, Capital and Numbers: name the country from a landmark photo, build its flag, name its neighbours, pin its capital and compare its area with five others.
Is Passport free?
Yes. Passport runs in the browser on mindloftdaily.com at no cost. There is no app and no account to make; entering a display name only puts your result on the daily leaderboard.
When does a new Passport come out?
Every day at midnight US Eastern Time, with the same country for every player. Sundays bring a country with eight or more neighbours.
Can I play old Passport countrys?
Yes. Mind Loft keeps past days in its puzzle archive, together with each day's standings.
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Globle
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DailyGeo
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Flank (Mind Loft)
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