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Worldle

4.7(6 votes)
690 plays3 favorites~10.2M players/mo

Wordle-inspired game in the World. Guess the country or territory by only it's shape. Guesses will reveal the distance from the target location.

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About Worldle

Worldle is a daily geography puzzle where you identify a mystery country from its silhouette, using distance and direction clues to zero in on the answer. It’s a global guessing game that turns maps into a battle of spatial intuition. Wordle, but make it geographic. Guess the daily mystery country based entirely on its silhouette and distance vector clues.

Worldle is free to play in your browser — no download and no account needed. Like every good daily game it serves everyone the same challenge each day, so you can compare results with friends and keep your streak alive. Come back tomorrow for a fresh round.

What is Worldle?

A shape appears on your screen—no borders, no labels, just a silhouette. It feels familiar… but is it Africa? South America? Or something much smaller hiding in plain sight? Worldle flips the Wordle formula into a geographic showdown. Instead of letters, you’re decoding the outline of a country. Every wrong guess doesn’t just fail—it gives you distance, direction, and proximity clues, slowly guiding you across the globe toward the correct answer.

Worldle Game Rules

  1. 📏 Distance (km) → How far your guess is from the target country.
  2. 🧭 Arrow Direction → The direction you need to move (↗️ ↙️ ⬆️ etc.).
  3. 🔥 Proximity % → How close your guess is to the correct answer.
  4. You MUST guess real country names.
  5. You have 6 attempts to find the correct country.
  6. The silhouette NEVER changes—it’s your only visual anchor.
  7. Every guess narrows your search zone across the map.

How To Play Worldle?

  1. First instinct guess — Player guesses: Brazil
  2. Move across the globe — Player guesses: India
  3. Tighten the zone — Player guesses: China
  4. Final deduction — Player guesses: Japan

Strategy & Tips

  1. Recognize silhouettes: Train your eye on country shapes—coastlines matter.
  2. Use direction wisely: Treat arrows like a compass, not just hints.
  3. Jump continents early: If your first guess is far, don’t hesitate to relocate completely.
  4. Think neighbors: Once you’re close, guess surrounding countries to triangulate.

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