Chartle
A chart of one statistic, such as a crop's output over the decades, hides a country in red; name countries to see their lines plotted against it, in five guesses.
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A chart of one statistic, such as a crop's output over the decades, hides a country in red; name countries to see their lines plotted against it, in five guesses.
Study a parliament's seating chart, colored by party, and name the country and election year it shows, with daily, endless and easy modes.
Electricity data, from total output and demand per person to source mix and carbon intensity, points to a hidden country; find it in six guesses, extra clues optional.
Sixteen flags hide four groups of four, one tied to a featured flag of the day; find every set before using up four mistakes.
Work out the country behind a flag, Wordle-style, with one daily round plus an unlimited practice mode drawing on every nation.
Guess a country from just the percentage of each color in its flag, with a piece of the actual flag revealed after every wrong answer.
Find the mystery country by comparing your guesses on facts like population, climate and religion, with an unlimited practice mode alongside.
Restore the missing color on a real country's flag using sliders for hue, saturation and brightness, earning more points the nearer you get, over five rounds.
Find a series of named places, such as South Africa, on a world map you can pan and zoom, working through seven targets.
Drop each of nine countries into one of nine scoring boxes, such as island nation, bordering countries or urban share, with no take-backs once a country is placed.
Guess a country from its area and elevation, unlocking population, GDP, geography, religions, languages and finally the capital with each further try.
A US map shows every location of one mystery store or restaurant chain; name it in six guesses as each miss compares business type, location count and map overlap.
Read real news headlines and pinpoint on a map where each story happened, a geography quiz drawn from the news.
Locate seven named places on a world map by picking a hex, zooming in to shrink it for more points or out for a safer, wider pick, with three guesses each.
Pick out a famous building or monument from somewhere on the globe, with extra hints arriving each time you skip a turn or guess wrong.
Pin down a place, sometimes a city and sometimes a whole country, from six photos of it, with each wrong answer unlocking the next image.
Pick the five leading exporter countries for a given product, drawing on real international trade figures to rank who ships the most.
Look down on a city from orbit and name it within six attempts, picking each guess from a list of cities paired with their countries.
Five satellite views per day; mark on a world map the spot where each was taken, earning more points the nearer your guess lands.
Spot a mystery city from a close-up satellite view that pulls back after each wrong answer, with six tries in all and extra country and continent modes.
Guess the hidden sea of the day, a map guessing game devoted to the world's seas rather than its countries or cities.
Stretch a country or landmark outline to its true size next to a reference, such as Finland against Croatia, across five rounds of geographic scale.
Name the countries under five pins placed on a world map, one pin per country, scoring by how many you get right.
Plan a road trip between two distant cities by naming real places en route, each within the fuel range of your last stop.
Hop from country to country, each new one beginning with a letter taken from the last name, closing in on a mystery country through alphabet-distance bands.
Identify a country from its armed forces in six attempts, starting with its defense budget, troop numbers and equipment, from aircraft to rifles.
A different country hides behind each of several geography modes, from an eight-clue grid and a zooming silhouette to flag colors, rankings and a top-five order.
Six guesses to identify a mystery capital city from a pool of 193, with practice rounds and a hard mode for extra challenge.
Solve five history and geography clues by dropping a pin where each event took place on a world map, for up to 1,000 points.
Name the country behind a flag hidden under nine tiles in three tries, then take on nine linked mini-games about its shape, capital, neighbors, population and more.
Six guesses to identify a country's silhouette, each wrong one reporting kilometers away, compass direction and a percentage of closeness.
Name a country that meets two criteria at once, across five rounds a day, with a duel mode to play against friends.
Find a country's spot on a blank regional map and draw its outline freehand, then check it against the true border and fix the part you got most wrong.
Drive a real stretch of road on a virtual trip, hunting roadside signs for letters A through Z, on a daily route that everyone shares.
Link pairs of countries that share a border or have similar populations, finding all six links among a set of names with a timer and hints.
Place a historical event on a 3D world globe and set its date on a timeline, over three rounds a day.
Sketch the border of a hidden country onto a real map, helped by clue modes like a covered area or a capital marker, then see what you matched, missed or added.
Work out which statistic a colored world heatmap shows across four rounds, with a weekly survival mode that gives you five lives.
Answer geography questions on country names, flags, silhouettes and borders, with quizzes covering regions such as Europe, the Americas and the whole world.
From a US license plate with its state label hidden, deduce the state in six attempts; each miss zooms the view out and shows the distance to the answer.