GeoGuess puts you at a random spot somewhere on Earth with a 360-degree street view and no idea where you are. Your job is to find out: look around, walk along the road, read the shop signs and road signs, check which side cars drive on, notice the plants, the houses and the color of the soil, and then place your pin on the world map. The closer your guess is to the real location, the more points you score, with a maximum of 5,000 per round and 25,000 for a full game of five rounds. You can play alone on the whole world or on a single country or continent, challenge other players in online duels where the better guess damages your opponent's health, or create a private game with a code and compete against your friends. It is one of those games where you learn something new in every round, from road markings to alphabets. If you love puzzles, also try Wordle and The Impossible Quiz.
Drag with the mouse to look around, scroll to zoom in on signs, and click the road or the arrows to move forward and find more clues. When you think you know the area, open the map in the corner, click to drop your pin and press the guess button. Start with the biggest clues: the language and alphabet on signs, which side of the road traffic uses, and the climate and plants. If you know the country but not the exact place, put your pin near the middle of the country for a safe score. Online duels and games with friends connect you with real players, so an internet connection is needed. On a phone or tablet, drag with one finger and pinch to zoom.
