Daily geography game · #1
Guess the Country in 10 Clues
One country, ten clues, from hard to easy. The sooner you guess, the more points you score.
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Top players today
A new country starts at midnight (Pakistan time). Come back tomorrow to keep your streak.
How to play
- Read the clue. The first clue is the hardest: a fact about the country’s culture or history.
- Guess or ask for more. Each wrong guess, or a tap on “next clue”, reveals an easier one: climate, population, food, part of the flag, language, a photo, neighbours, money and finally the capital.
- Score and share. 100 points on the first clue, 10 less for each clue after. Keep your daily streak and compare with players worldwide.
The daily country is the same for everyone and changes at midnight Pakistan time. 79 countries are in the game; none repeats until all have had a turn.
1 players have played today’s country so far, and 1 found it.
Questions
How do I play Guess the Country?
You get one clue at a time, from hard to easy: a fact, the climate, the population, a famous dish, part of the flag, the languages, a photo, the neighbours, the money and finally the capital. Type a country whenever you think you know it. A wrong guess shows the next clue.
How are points counted?
A correct guess on the first clue scores 100 points, on the second 90, and so on down to 10 points on the tenth clue. If you have not found it after ten clues, the game ends with 0 points.
Is it the same country for everyone?
Yes. The daily challenge has one country for everyone, and a new one starts every day at midnight Pakistan time. No country repeats until all 79 countries have had a turn. Practice mode gives you unlimited random countries.
How does the worldwide leaderboard work?
Your first daily game counts. Players are ranked by points, then by fewer wrong guesses, then by speed. You get a random nickname such as "Swift Markhor 42", so no name or account is needed and nothing personal is stored.
How do streaks work?
Your streak counts the days in a row you solve the daily country. It is kept in your browser, so it stays on the same phone or computer.
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Share image photos (Wikimedia Commons): Himeji Castle by Seattleite7, Machu Picchu by Diego Delso, Pyramids of Giza by Ricardo Liberato, Seljalandsfoss by Diego Delso (CC BY-SA). Clue photos are credited in each game.
