Guess the Capital
Name the capital city. Ten countries, four options each.
10 rounds~2 minstream-ready
GeoGuessr caps how much you can play for free, which is why most people end up looking for something else. Nothing below is a street-view clone, but each keeps a piece of what makes it good: reading a place from partial information, and finding out immediately how wrong you were.
About GeoGuessr: Drops you into a street-level panorama anywhere on Earth and asks you to place it on a map. Free rounds are limited; full play needs a subscription. geoguessr.com ↗
A ten round flag quiz that starts with flags most people know and mixes in the ones that catch everyone out. Every wrong answer immediately shows the correct country, so a run doubles as a quick way to actually learn flags.
A flag appears. Name the country. Ten rounds.
10 rounds · about 2 min · no signup
Name the capital city. Ten countries, four options each.
10 rounds~2 minstream-ready
Bigger or smaller? Land area is not what you think.
Endless streak~3 minstream-ready
Order five countries by land area. Harder than it looks.
3 sets of 5~4 minstream-ready
Which country has more people? Build the longest streak.
Endless streak~3 minstream-ready
Other sites worth a look if none of the above is what you meant — links open in a new tab.
One country silhouette per day, guessed with distance and direction hints after each attempt.
Best for: A single daily geography puzzle rather than an endless run.
A very large archive of user-made trivia quizzes, mostly type-the-answer lists against a timer.
Best for: Deep, specific trivia topics you will not find on a small site.