TuneGuessr

TuneGuessr is a daily browser game that joins a music quiz with a map game. Its puzzles are numbered by day and began in 2026. Each one is a single track by an artist from some country, taken from the Jamendo music library under a Creative Commons licence, so the answer is rarely a famous song: you are listening for a style, a language or an instrument rather than a title.

The first clip is five seconds long. You type a country and submit it. The game answers the way Worldle does: a compass needle points from your guess toward the answer, and a colour from Freezing to Boiling tells you how close you are, with a Borders label when you have picked a neighbour. Every guess also lengthens the clip, to 10, 15, 20 and finally 30 seconds. From the second guess on, a written hint opens with each miss, in order: the genre, the instruments and then the region. You have five tries, and the answer shows the artist and track.

Past puzzles can be opened from a calendar archive, and an Endless mode serves one track after another for as long as you like. Your results, streak and guess spread are kept in the browser, and after a daily the game shows how other players did on the same clip. There is no account.

Most geography dailies show you a shape, a flag or a photo, and most music dailies ask for a song title. TuneGuessr asks you to hear where music comes from, which suits people who listen widely across world music, folk and regional pop, and anyone who likes Worldle-style direction clues.