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The best daily geography games like Wordle
Short answer. For the world, start with Worldle (a country from its outline, six attempts), Globle (a country found by how warm each guess is on a globe) and Travle (the countries on the shortest route between two). For US states, Statele and Travle USA do the same for states. Grid puzzles such as GeoGrid (countries, and US states on GeoGrid USA) and Statedoku (states) ask for answers that fit two clues at once. The daily round of every game here is free; most show ads.
A note on bias. Statedoku publishes this page and is one of the games in it, listed last. Rules and prices of the other games were checked on their own sites on October 22, 2026.
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Fill a 3×3 grid with US states that fit both clues. Five mistakes, one grid a day for everyone.
| Game | You guess | Tries | Feedback | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worldle | A country from its silhouette | 6 | Distance, direction, proximity | World |
| Globle | A mystery country | No limit stated | Colors on a globe, warmer when closer | World |
| Travle | The countries on the shortest route between two | Route length plus 4 to 8 | A rating per guess, 3 hints | World, and a USA version |
| Flagle | A country from its flag, revealed tile by tile | 6 | Distance, direction, proximity | World |
| Tradle | A country from a chart of its exports | 6 | Distance, direction, proximity | World |
| GeoGrid | 9 countries (or US states on GeoGrid USA) that fit row and column categories | 10 | Rarer answers score better | World, and a USA version |
| Countryle | A country from its attributes | No limit stated | Colors and arrows per attribute | World |
| Statele | A US state from its outline | 6 | Distance, direction, proximity | US |
| WhereTaken USA | The state where a photo was taken | Not stated | Distance and direction | US |
| Statle | A state from towns inside it | 6 | A guess that borders the answer turns yellow | US |
| Statedle | A US city from six clues | 10 | Clues, distance and direction | US |
| Statedoku (ours) | 9 states that fit row and column clues | 5 mistakes | Each pick checked against both clues | US |
World geography dailies
Worldle
Worldle shows the silhouette of a country or territory and gives you six attempts. Each wrong guess shows the distance, an arrow toward the answer and a proximity percentage, then bonus rounds ask about neighbors, the capital and the flag. It resets at midnight local time.
It was created by French developer Antoine Teuf and is now run by Teuteuf Games. The daily game is free with ads; a Premium membership removes ads and opens the archive.
Globle
In Globle you name any country and it is colored on a globe: the hotter the color, the closer you are, measured between land borders. No guess limit is stated; the aim is as few guesses as possible. It resets at midnight in your time zone.
Globle is made by Trainwreck Labs. It is free with ads, and the Trainwreck Club, $5 a month in October 2026, removes them.
Travle
Travle gives two countries and asks for the ones on the shortest land route between them. You get the route length plus 4 to 8 extra guesses, each rated by how useful it was, and three hints. There is a weekly challenge and a USA version that works with states.
It is a Teuteuf game created by Oisin Carroll, free with ads; Premium removes them.
Flagle
Flagle reveals a flag one tile per guess, six guesses in all, with distance and direction after each, then bonus rounds on shape, capital and borders. It is a Teuteuf game, free with ads.
Tradle
Tradle, from the Observatory of Economic Complexity, shows a chart of one country's exports. You get six guesses with distance, direction and proximity. It is free, with ads.
GeoGrid
GeoGrid is a 3×3 grid: each cell needs a country that fits its row and its column, for example a category about flags crossed with one about population. You get ten guesses, and rarer correct answers score better. It resets at midnight local time, is free with ads, and has been supported by Teuteuf Games since 2024. Since May 2026 a daily GeoGrid USA board does the same with US states.
Countryle
Countryle asks for a hidden country and answers each guess with its continent, hemisphere, population, area, temperature and direction, each colored and marked with an arrow up or down. No guess limit is stated. It is free with ads.
US states dailies
Statele
Statele is the US-states counterpart of Worldle, from Teuteuf Games: guess a state from its outline in six tries, with distance, direction and proximity after each, then bonus rounds on neighbors and the capital. It is free with ads. Note that an iOS app with the same name comes from a different developer.
Travle USA
Travle USA uses the Travle rules with states: name the states on the shortest route between two of them.
WhereTaken USA
WhereTaken USA shows a photograph and asks which state it was taken in, with distance and direction after a wrong guess, then four bonus rounds on facts, a landmark, the capital and a city. It is a Teuteuf game, free with ads.
Statle
In Statle you see a town and guess its state; each wrong guess brings another town, and a guess that borders the answer turns yellow. Six tries, same puzzle for everyone each day, free with ads.
Statedle
Statedle is about cities rather than states: guess a mystery US city in ten tries from six clues, such as population, county, land area and interstate access, plus distance and direction.
Mappr Guess the State
Mappr's Guess the State gives one mystery state outline a day, the same worldwide, with six guesses and distance, an arrow and a proximity percentage after each. No login is needed.
Statedoku
Statedoku is ours. Like GeoGrid USA, it is a 3×3 grid of US states: each cell needs a state that fits both its row clue and its column clue, such as "Borders Mexico" and "Name ends in A". Any state that fits is accepted, not one hidden answer, each grid is checked to have a complete solution, and you get five mistakes. It resets at midnight local time, in English, French or Spanish, with no account and no ads on the game.
Where to find more daily games
- Listdle is a curated list of daily games like Wordle, with a geography section. Its editor says every game is played and checked before it is added. Statedoku is listed there.
- Wordleverse catalogs more than 2,000 Wordle-like games, with a large geography category.
Frequently asked questions
What is the geography version of Wordle?
Worldle is the closest match: one mystery country a day, six attempts, and after each guess the distance and direction to the answer. It was created by French developer Antoine Teuf.
Is there a Wordle for US states?
Yes, several. Statele asks for a state from its outline, Travle USA for the states on a route, WhereTaken USA for the state where a photo was taken, Statle for a state from its towns, GeoGrid USA for a grid of states, and Statedoku for nine states that fit a grid of clues.
Are daily geography games free?
The daily round of every game on this page is free. Most show ads, and paid plans remove them or open the archive, for example Teuteuf Premium for Worldle, Travle, Flagle, GeoGrid and Statele, or the Trainwreck Club for Globle.
When does a new puzzle come out?
Worldle, Globle and GeoGrid reset at midnight on your device's local time, and so does Statedoku. Everyone playing on the same date gets the same puzzle.
Where can I find more games like these?
Listdle and Wordleverse both catalog daily games like Wordle and have geography sections.
Facts about other sites checked on their own pages on October 22, 2026.
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