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Every day, there is a new Mystery Country. Your goal is to guess the mystery country using the fewest number of guesses. Each incorrect guess will appear on the globe with a colour indicating how close it is to the Mystery Country. The hotter the colour, the closer you are to the answer.
The aim of the game is to guess what US state the photo was taken in. If you guess incorrectly, the game will tell you how far away you are, and displays an arrow that points in the direction of the correct US state.
Lostgamer tests your gaming geography skills. Dropped into a gaming world, you must use your surroundings to locate your position and get a high score!
A daily geography guessing game, where players are initially given data about a country's exports to assist in guessing the correct country.
Guess the hidden flag in six tries. After each guess, pixels of the solution that overlap with the guessed flag will be revealed.
A game of simulated historical and geographical knowledge. Players must pinpoint the location of a photograph and the year by dropping a location pin on a map and select the year the photograph was taken. Points are awarded for distance from correct location and year.
Geotastic is a free crowd-funded multiplayer geography quiz game. In the classic "random drop" game mode, the players are dropped at a random Google Street View location. The players have to find out where they are and pin-point the most exact location on a map. It is a free alternative to Geoguessr.
Guess the state in 6 guesses! After each guess, you will have the distance, the direction and the proximity from your guess to the target location.
Yeardle is a "Wordle clone" focused on identifying the specific year of three random historical events. Players have eight tries to find the right answer, and previous guesses will change color depending on how close the correct year is.
A daily trivia game in which players must identify a secret movie by a still image from the movie. Players receive six attempts, with each incorrect attempt revealing a new still, or "frame", from the movie.