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Games like GeoGuessr: free daily geography games
The closest free daily game to GeoGuessr is TimeGuessr, which asks you to pin where a photo was taken and the year. Worldle (country silhouettes), Globle (hot-and-cold on a globe), Travle (routes between countries) and Tradle (countries from their exports) are quicker daily geography games, all free in a browser.
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What GeoGuessr does
GeoGuessr drops you into Street View somewhere in the world and asks you to pin where you are. It has a free daily challenge with an account; most other modes need a subscription. If you want a daily geography fix without either, these are the alternatives.
1.TimeGuessr
For each of five photos, pin where it was taken and pick the year; closer guesses score more.
The closest to GeoGuessr: real photos, a map pin, plus the year.
Visit TimeGuessr →2.Worldle
Name a country from its silhouette in six tries, with each miss showing the distance and direction to the answer.
A quick geography check with a compass to steer by.
Visit Worldle →3.Globle
Guess a mystery country; each guess is coloured on a globe by how close it is, hotter as you get nearer.
Hot-and-cold on a spinning globe: no country is a wasted guess.
Visit Globle →4.Travle
Connect two countries by naming the countries in between, in as few guesses as you can, with optional hints.
Route-finding on a map instead of naming one place, plus a weekly challenge.
Visit Travle →5.Tradle
Guess a country from a chart of what it exports, in six tries, with distance and direction after each miss.
Geography through trade data: you learn what places actually sell to the world.
Visit Tradle →GeoGuessr
You are dropped somewhere in Street View; look around for clues and pin where you think you are on a map.
The original, for comparison.
Visit GeoGuessr →Compared
| Game | What you do | Cost | Account |
|---|---|---|---|
| GeoGuessr | You are dropped somewhere in Street View; look around for clues and pin where you think you are on a map. | Free daily challenge; most modes need a subscription | Required |
| TimeGuessr | For each of five photos, pin where it was taken and pick the year; closer guesses score more. | Free to play | Optional |
| Worldle | Name a country from its silhouette in six tries, with each miss showing the distance and direction to the answer. | Free | Not needed |
| Globle | Guess a mystery country; each guess is coloured on a globe by how close it is, hotter as you get nearer. | Free | Not needed |
| Travle | Connect two countries by naming the countries in between, in as few guesses as you can, with optional hints. | Free | Not needed |
| Tradle | Guess a country from a chart of what it exports, in six tries, with distance and direction after each miss. | Free | Not needed |
Not a geography fan?
If what you like is a short daily challenge to compare with friends, try STRANDED, LMP's game: six open-ended questions where the rarest answer scores most, while a crashed alien runs from the woods to Area 39. See the daily games with friends guide for more.
Questions people ask
What is a free game like GeoGuessr?
TimeGuessr is the closest daily game: pin where a photo was taken and the year. Worldle, Globle, Travle and Tradle are quicker free geography games.
Is GeoGuessr free?
GeoGuessr has a free daily challenge that needs an account. Most of its other modes need a subscription.
What is the difference between Worldle and Globle?
Worldle shows a country's silhouette and gives distance and direction after each guess, with six tries. Globle has no silhouette: you guess countries and the globe colours them by how close they are, with unlimited guesses.