Worldle — A Daily Geography Guessing Game

Worldle is a daily geography quiz game where your goal is to guess the country from its silhouette! Every day brings a new mystery country. Simply look at the country's outline and make your guess — it's like a map-based twist on Wordle for geography lovers. Play once a day to test your world knowledge, or dive into the archive for more puzzles. It's fun, educational, and a great way to learn about world countries in a game format.

How to Play Worldle

Guess the Worldle in six tries. Each guess must be a valid country or territory name. After each guess, Worldle gives you hints to guide you:

• Distance: You'll see how far your guess is from the target country (in kilometers or miles).
• Direction: An arrow will point you in the direction of the target country from your guess.
• Proximity Percentage: You get a % indicating how close you are to the correct answer.

For example, if you guess Brazil and the answer is France, Worldle might tell you the target is 7,000 km northeast — giving you a clue to guess closer next time! These hints turn a simple geography puzzle into a richer learning experience, helping you improve with each attempt.

What Makes Worldle Special?

• Daily Challenge & Archive: Like some popular Word games, there's a new daily puzzle every day in Worldle. If you miss a day or want more, use the archive mode to play past puzzles at your own pace. This means endless practice for geography buffs and classroom use for educators.
• Educational Fun: Worldle isn't just a game — it's an educational geography tool. You'll find yourself learning country locations, shapes, and relative distances. Teachers have used Worldle in classrooms to make learning world geography engaging. If you're a student or a trivia fan, this geography game will sharpen your knowledge of country names and locations in an enjoyable way.
• Bonus Rounds: After guessing the daily country, Worldle offers extra bonus rounds for true geography nerds! These might include guessing a capital city, a flag, or other trivia about the country. It's a perfect bonus for enthusiasts who want more than one puzzle a day.
• No Installation Needed: Worldle is played entirely in your web browser — no app download required but we also offer a mobile app. Whether on desktop or phone, just visit the site and start playing. The interface is simple and fast, and you can even add a shortcut on your phone for quick access.

Tips to Improve Your Worldle Score

Struggling to guess the country? Here are some tips:

• Start with broad guesses to identify the continent. For instance, guessing a country in Asia vs. one in Europe will give very different distance clues.
• Pay attention to the shape of the silhouette — some country outlines are very distinctive. If it's an island or has a unique shape (like Italy's boot), use that as a hint.
• Use the directional arrow clue. If the arrow points north-east and you were guessing in Africa, the answer might be in Europe or Asia. The distance clue combined with direction narrows down the possibilities quickly.
• Remember small countries! Sometimes the answer could be a smaller territory or country that's easily overlooked. Worldle can include territories as answers, so think globally.
• Practice with the archive or similar games. The more you play, the better you get at visualizing the world map. Over time you'll recognize even obscure country shapes.

Who Can Enjoy Worldle?

Worldle is designed for everyone who loves a good challenge:

• Casual players will enjoy the daily brain teaser as a quick dose of fun each day. It's a bite-sized game, perfect for a short break.
• Geography enthusiasts and trivia fans will love the satisfaction of recognizing country shapes and improving their global knowledge. It's a chance to put all those hours poring over maps to use!
• Educators and Students can use Worldle as a learning tool. It's an engaging way for students to learn country locations and names. The game's simple format makes it accessible for class activities or homework (many teachers incorporate Worldle into geography lessons).
• Wordle fans looking for a twist — if you enjoyed the Wordle word game craze, Worldle offers a fresh spin: instead of vocabulary, it's all about world geography. It's equally simple to play and share, but you'll be flexing your knowledge of the globe.

Share and Compete

After you guess the daily country (whether you get it on the first try or the sixth), Worldle makes it easy to share your results. You'll get a set of colored square emojis (🟩🟨⬛) showing how you did, which you can copy and post to social media or send to friends. Challenge your friends and family — who can guess the country with fewer clues? Sharing your victories (or even failures) is part of the fun and has helped Worldle go viral among geography quiz lovers online. Don't forget to use the hashtag #Worldle when you post your score!