Worldle Rules, Hints and How to Play
A daily geography game in which you identify a country from its silhouette, using distance, direction and proximity hints.
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About Worldle
Worldle is a daily geography guessing game created by developer Antoine Teuf, who began the project in early January 2022. Each day the site displays the outline of one country or territory, and players have six tries to name it. Every guess must be a valid country or territory name. After each attempt, Worldle returns three hints: the distance between the guess and the target in kilometres or miles, an arrow pointing from the guess toward the target, and a proximity percentage showing how close the guess is to the answer.
FAQ
What is Worldle?
Worldle is a daily geography game in which one country or territory is presented by its outline. Players have six guesses to identify it.
How do you play Worldle?
Type a country or territory name. After each guess the game shows the distance from the answer, an arrow pointing toward the target and a proximity percentage.
Is Worldle free?
Yes. Worldle is free to play in a browser and shows advertising. A Teuteuf Premium subscription removes ads across the developer's games, and an account is optional for saving statistics.
Can you play Worldle on a phone?
Yes. Worldle runs in mobile browsers, can be installed as a web app, and is also distributed as an iOS app.
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.