[NSC] Worldle - find the country

[Pevenseagull]

Anyone play this? Bring in the profession and a love of travelling, I like to challenge myself every morning. Post your scores here - just finding the country , not the other rounds afterwards

#Worldle #1241 (15.06.2025) 2/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 18 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

The bloody Cayman Islands came up the other day. Virtually impossible to get. Also thr pacific islands such as Niue and Micronesia very tricky too

I did it for ages but gave up when I got 100 in a row first guess

...But I can now recognise Svalbard and Jan Mayen.

 

[LANGDON SEAGULL]

#Worldle #1243 (17.06.2025) 4/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 20 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

 

[Zeberdi]

Family living in this part of the continent so easily recognised

#Worldle #1243 (17.06.2025) 1/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 3 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

 

[LANGDON SEAGULL]

Tricky today
#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 5/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 21 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 1/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 1 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

 

[Zeberdi]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 1/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 4 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

(Probably have an unfair advantage here - I played this for a few years and have a quite good visual memory - these Countries do get repeated at some point.)

 

[Guinness Boy]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 1/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 1 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 6/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 1 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

@Zeberdi
Are there initial clues, I seem to have missed something……

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 6/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 1 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

Fair play to those of you who know this country's shape straight off. I rather danced around it but got there in the end

 

[Zeberdi]

#Worldle #1244 (18.06.2025) 6/6 (100%)
Current Streak: 1 days

Worldle - Guess the Country

A daily geography game where you guess the country from its shape and get clues with every attempt. Play daily or explore the archive.

worldle.teuteuf.fr

@Zeberdi
Are there initial clues, I seem to have missed something……

The only clues are the distances if you don’t get it right straight away.

My advice would be to enter a country (any country that’s fairly central eg Turkey ) then go from there. To give you an idea - Turkey is 8,615 km from NYC, 13,390km from Adelaide and 3,780 km from London.

Also shapes help - small very rounded, smooth shapes tend to be islands in the South Pacific or Indian ocean with low sandy coastlines. Very jagged outlines all round tend to be rocky islands. The Continent of Africa has a lot of politically drawn boundaries with flat topography so you get a lot of countries that have straight lines in their border.

 

[Flounce]

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