Games Like Worldle: Six Daily Geography Games to Play Next
Six daily geography games that use maps, borders, flags, and distance clues instead of word lists.
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What to play after Worldle
Worldle asks you to recognise a country from its outline. When the daily silhouette is finished, the next question is usually what to play next. The six games below use the same daily-puzzle format — one shared round, reset once a day — but ask for different geography skills.
- Globle asks you to find a hidden country from map colours, with no fixed guess limit stated on the official site.
- Travle turns borders into a route-building puzzle between two countries.
- MapTap moves the puzzle onto a 3D globe and asks for cities rather than countries.
- Tradle uses trade data: the answer is a country, the clues are its imports and exports.
- Locatle uses photographs and asks where a scene was taken.
- Flagle narrows the focus to national flags.
All six are free browser games. Each entry in this directory has its own rules page, a four-step how-to-play guide, and a list of similar games.
Why we recommend it
- All six are daily puzzles, so there is a fresh round every day.
- Each game tests a different geography skill, from borders to flags.
- Every title here has a dedicated rules page on this site.
FAQ
What are the best games like Worldle?
The closest alternatives are Globle (map proximity), Travle (border routes), MapTap (city pinning), Tradle (trade data), Locatle (photo locations), and Flagle (flags). All are daily geography games.
Are these Worldle alternatives free?
Yes. The games listed on this page are free browser games. Each game's own official site sets its current rules and any limits.
Do games like Worldle work on mobile?
Yes. They are browser games and work on modern mobile browsers as well as on desktop.
Is Worldle the same as Wordle?
No. Worldle is a geography game about countries and maps. Wordle is a five-letter word game. They share a daily-puzzle format, not a subject.
How to play
- Step 1: Open worldle.teuteuf.fr and study the country outline shown for the day.
- Step 2: Type a country or territory name and submit it; only valid entries are accepted.
- Step 3: Read the distance, direction arrow and proximity percentage after each guess, then adjust your next answer.
- Step 4: Find the country within six guesses, then return after midnight local time for the next puzzle.
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Game details
- Category
- Geography
- Play time
- 2–5 min
- Platform
- Web (desktop & mobile); iOS app
- Release date
- January 2022
This is an unofficial fan guide. Game names and trademarks belong to their owners. Details checked on 2026-11-10; rules can change on the official site.