Stadium Showdown
Spin an unlabeled 3D globe and pin five venues used for football, cricket or rugby, scoring up to 1,000 each by distance, with a legendary match as the final round.
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Spin an unlabeled 3D globe and pin five venues used for football, cricket or rugby, scoring up to 1,000 each by distance, with a legendary match as the final round.
A world map shaded by a real statistic hides one country with a false value; accuse suspects with six guesses at most, as honest countries get cleared after each miss.
Spin and zoom a 3D globe to pin five famous landmarks, such as the Leshan Giant Buddha, with a single pin for each and a shared leaderboard to rank against.
Ten questions a day mixing map taps and state capitals, plus modes for pairing capitals with states in both directions or typing all 50 states against the clock.
Guess a mystery city, often a large one or a capital, as each try shows the distance, a direction arrow and colors for whether the country or continent is right.
Work out the country from a run of clues, with custom quiz rounds for practice and an explorer of facts and data on every nation.
Name the country behind a hidden flag in six tries; each miss uncovers another tile and points out the distance and direction to the answer.
Six short geography games scored together out of 100, including naming a country from its flag's color proportions, arrow hints and stat clues.
Name a mystery capital city, using what each incorrect guess tells you about how near you are to the right answer.
Drop a pin where each of five birds is likely to be right now; in-range pins score 1,000 and the answer shifts with the month as birds migrate.
Drop into Street View anywhere on Earth and roam until you find the day's target object, such as a bicycle, then frame it in view and submit.
Compare states and regions across the Americas on a daily statistic, choosing the top, bottom or exact match or spotting the outlier, plus a weekly survival mode.
Three obscured photos of one place sharpen after every miss, while arrows point toward the answer; five guesses to name the city.
Pick which of two U.S. places has more residents across five daily matchups, with unlimited rounds drawn from all 50 states as well.
A fact about somewhere on Earth, a world map and a pin: five questions a day, each scored on how far your guess lands from the right spot.
A week of a mystery city's real weather, from highs and lows to rainfall, wind and sun strength, is all you get to name it within six guesses.
Find a secret country from its flag, outline, capital, currency, trivia and more across seven puzzles, with six tries each that report distance, direction and continent.
Locate an airport, crack IATA codes, read a route map, guess a flight path and piece together a trip, in five aviation puzzles built on real routes.
Track down the country of the day from up to five clues and a final flag, as each guess flings a shrimp across the map that blushes pinker the nearer you land.
Ten 30-second rounds to name real places that fit each prompt, scoring deeper digs for obscure answers measured by Wikipedia views, plus an endless mode.
Find which nation consumes the most of one food per head, such as tangerines, with every miss showing how that guess ranks among 143 countries.
Recognize a country from a crude outline of just five points, which sharpens with more vertices after every wrong guess until the full border shows.
Six attempts to name a hidden landmark from the UNESCO World Heritage List, with a single optional hint to reveal if the first guesses miss.
Draw one straight line to cut the day's country into two equal halves, first by area, then by population, then on a wildcard layer revealed after cutting.
Tap five places on a globe in the main daily round, with side dailies for placing a street you are dropped onto and for naming a flag, its place and its era.
Three geography questions on a 3D globe, finding a country, picking a city and placing a spot on Earth, with ten pins to spend across all of them.
Look at a sample of writing, say which language it is, then place that language on a world map, across three shared rounds drawn from 71 scripts.
Link two countries over land by naming the neighbors that lie between them, in the fewest steps you can manage, in normal or hard mode.
Listen to five short audio clips and guess the country for each, with up to three plays per clip and a single attempt at the shared set.
Answer five prompts by pinning a fitting country on a world map; any valid answer counts, but less obvious picks carry you farther.
Spin a globe and tap the spot tied to each of five famous musicians, athletes and screen stars, guided by a short clue about where part of their story took place.
Answer questions about football grounds, Formula 1 circuits and famous landmarks by pinning each location on a globe, over three sets of five, scored by distance.
Knock out eight country categories on a spinning 3D globe in as few picks as you can, since each country chosen counts toward every category it fits.
Drop a pin where each of five beers is brewed, with picks ranging from Belgium to Japan, scoring more the closer you land and getting one shot at the day's set.
Pin each of five wines, from grand cru Burgundy to Napa Valley, to its home region on a map, with closer guesses earning more points.
Name the nation that ranks top or bottom for a given statistic, find the outlier among several, or hit an exact value, in a new geography round each day.
Redraw by hand an erased border between neighboring countries on a world map stripped of its lines, with a new frontier to trace each day.
Follow an animated flight across the map and name its destination as clues get easier, scoring higher the earlier you identify where it lands.
Locate five places on a satellite globe, with full marks for landing within 20 km and later, harder rounds weighted up to three times, for a total out of 1,000.
Uncover a hidden flag one tile per miss and name its country within six tries, using the distance and direction shown after every guess.