Globle

Globle is a daily geography game that turns world knowledge into a short, satisfying puzzle. Each day a new mystery country is chosen. You guess by typing country names; the game marks your guess on a globe and tells you how close you are using a temperature-style colour scale. Warmer colours mean you are near the answer; cooler colours mean you should look elsewhere. There is no limit on guesses, so you can take your time and use the feedback to narrow down the region—and often the game also shows how many kilometres or miles you are from the target, which helps you refine your next guess.

Like Wordle, Globle resets once per day with a new hidden country, so it is easy to make it part of a daily routine. The mix of geography and deduction makes it both educational and addictive: you learn where countries are and how they relate in space, while trying to solve the puzzle in as few tries as possible. Many players enjoy sharing their results with friends or comparing scores in daily mode, and practice mode lets you play extra rounds without waiting for the next day. The game runs entirely in the browser, with no installs or accounts, and works on desktop and mobile.

• Daily puzzle: One new mystery country every day, so the challenge stays fresh and easy to fit into a routine.
• Colour feedback: Each guess is shown on the globe with a temperature-style colour—hotter means closer, cooler means farther—so you can quickly narrow down the region.
• Unlimited guesses: Take as many tries as you need to find the country; there is no penalty for wrong guesses.
• Distance hints (when available): Some versions display the distance in kilometres or miles from your guess to the mystery country, helping you triangulate the answer.
• Practice and daily modes: Play the daily puzzle to compare with friends, or use practice mode to train without the daily limit.
• Play anywhere: Runs in the browser on desktop and mobile with no app or account required.

• Start broad: Use your first guess to rule out whole continents. If the colour is very cold, the mystery country is likely on another part of the globe.
• Use geography: Think about neighbours and regions. If one country is warm, try nearby countries next to close in on the answer.
• Watch the colour scale: As colours get warmer, you are in the right region—then focus on smaller countries or island nations in that area if the hint is still not hot enough.
• Use distance if shown: When the game shows km or miles, use that number to decide whether to move to a neighbouring country or one farther away.
• Play daily: Doing one puzzle per day builds a habit and keeps your geography sharp without feeling overwhelming.