Geography guessing and quiz games
Browser and mobile games, often daily Wordle-style puzzles, that have players locate places, identify countries, flags, landmarks or satellite views on a map, and learn world geography along the way.
Built for: Casual puzzle players, geography fans, families
Projects since May 04
91
Different builders
89
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
▼ -26%
AI is the core
4.4%
Projects per week
Mostly web app (46%), game (31%), mobile app (20%) · from r/SideProject, r/vibecoding, r/IMadeThis, r/ShowYourApp
Latest
- Geographido — Runs a daily geography guessing game where players name countries from a sequence of one-word clues, with hot, warm, or cold feedback on wrong guesses.“I built a free geography game where you try and guess the country from one-word clues”
- Presents a daily puzzle where players guess a river from its shape.“I made a daily game where you guess a river from its shape”
- sector196 — Lets players build a fictional country from eight random real countries sorted into categories, then simulates it conquering territory over 40 years.“I made a game where you build a country out of 8 real ones and try to conquer the world”
- Geopreneur — Lets players guess the location of startup and tech company headquarters on a map, in the style of GeoGuessr.“I built a geo guesser game, for startups and tech companies”
- SpotGuesser — Lets players guess the location of a shown photo or street view scene and scores the guess.“500+ new visitors in the first 3 days 😁 Next milestone: 1k new visitors”
- How big is it? — Ranks countries, oceans, continents and solar system bodies by surface area and offers a game where users guess which of two things is bigger.“How big is it? 🌏 ☄️🪐🪨”
- GeoQuest — Quizzes players on geography with a new daily question set.“D1 retention is 48%, but I only get 4–22 new users a week. What would you fix first?”
- Geonary — Lets users explore country data on population, economy, health and environment on an interactive world map and test geography knowledge with flag and outline quizzes.“I built Geonary.net - an interactive world atlas with geography quizzes”
- Rename America — Lets users rename places in America by paying a token, with each rename raising the price of the next by one token.“I made a website that lets everyone rename places in America for 1 Token. Until someone renames it for 1 Token more.”
- Orbino — Lets players guess countries chosen by selectable criteria in a geography game.“Conquer the world”
- Quizzes players on country flags and maps and shows fun facts about countries.“Built a little side project — would love some honest feedback”
- BlockGuessr — Shows street-level views of New York City blocks and asks players to guess which food neighborhood they are in.“BlockGuessr — How well do you know NYC’s food neighborhoods?”
- Border Hop — Gives daily rounds where the player connects two countries by naming a shortest chain of bordering countries, with three misses allowed.“Border Hop: Free Geography Minigame”
- SprawlCrawl — Lets players identify towns from images and map clues in a browser-based geography guessing game.“Had a lot of fun building this game based on images of all 33k towns with more than 10k people”
- GeoSharp — Gives one country a day through fifteen geography questions and saves a mastery-tiered country card to a collection album.“I built an iPhone app that gives you one country a day. Fifteen questions about it, and you keep its card.”
- Sweet View — Lets players recreate reference photos by flying through Google's 3D map tiles and scores how closely and quickly they match.“I built Sweet View, a photo hunt game over Google's 3D world (think Pokemon Snap in real life)”
- GeoSpeedrun: Flags & Capitals — Quizzes users on country flags and capitals in timed speedrun-style rounds.“Made an app to speedrun flags and capitals to learn them faster”
- Kaleido — Lets kids explore places and landmarks on a 3D globe and play geography games that reward them with explorer badges.“I built a geography app for my 5-year-old because he kept asking “where is that?””
- Guess the City — Lets players identify a city from a heavily zoomed-in map that zooms out with each wrong guess.“I built a game where you guess the city from 500m. Every wrong guess zooms out the map.”
- MelonMap — Quizzes players on locating countries on a world map through drills and daily modes.“MelonMap - a free browser game for learning the world map (looking for feedback)”
Most discussed
- Capitals — Helps users learn world capital cities through a simple quiz-style app.“We made this tiny capitals app, then I tried a scroll-video idea I saw here”
- Quizmingo — Serves a daily set of 10 geography quiz questions with a shared leaderboard and a TV casting option.“I built a daily quiz app for my 7 year old son in 3 hours!”
- Tectonic — Lets players rebuild the globe piece by piece as a geography puzzle, with a daily mode and open-ended play.“I vibecoded a geography puzzle game”
- Geomark — Teaches world geography through a browsable map, country-locating quizzes, and a size comparison mode, saving progress locally.“Geomark.app: My 7yo and I created this map and flag learning game. All free.”
- geogeeker — Quizzes players on flags, faces, and historical events by having them locate items on a map or guess dates.“I built a free browser game to learn geography and history — try it out”
- sector196 — Lets players build a fictional country from eight random real countries sorted into categories, then simulates it conquering territory over 40 years.“I made a game where you build a country out of 8 real ones and try to conquer the world”
- Geonary — Lets users explore country data on population, economy, health and environment on an interactive world map and test geography knowledge with flag and outline quizzes.“I built Geonary.net - an interactive world atlas with geography quizzes”
- GeoQuest — Quizzes players on geography with a new daily question set.“D1 retention is 48%, but I only get 4–22 new users a week. What would you fix first?”
- City Map Guesser — Shows bare city street maps with no labels and lets players guess the city, with up to three hints per city.“I built a GeoGuessr-style game, but it uses maps instead of Street View - would love your feedback!”
- PinDrop — Presents a daily 30-second travel video clip and lets players make up to six guesses at its location.“I'll spend 5 minutes on your side project and give specific notes. In return: try my daily travel video guessing game”