What is Globle?
Globle is a daily geography puzzle played on a spinning 3D globe. It was created in early 2022 by Toronto web developer Abe Train, who built it after Wordle took off, and it quickly became one of the most popular Wordle-style geography games.
Every day there is one mystery country. You type any country as a guess and it lights up on the globe in a colour that shows how near it is to the answer: pale for far away, deepening to red as you get close. You keep narrowing in until you find it, aiming for as few guesses as possible.
Main Features
- A new mystery country every day
- Interactive 3D globe you can spin and zoom
- Colour scale from pale (far) to dark red (very close)
- Distance to the nearest guessed country shown as you play
- Stats and streaks saved in your browser
- No sign-up needed
How to Get Started with Globle
- Open globle-game.com in any browser.
- Type the name of a country as your first guess and press Enter.
- Check its colour on the globe, then guess a country nearer the warmer shades.
- Keep going until you hit the mystery country, then share your score.
Globle Pricing
Globle is free to play in the browser with no account. The site shows ads to cover running costs.
Who Should Use It?
- Geography fans who want a daily challenge
- Wordle players looking for a map-based twist
- Students learning where countries are
- Teachers wanting a quick class warm-up
- Anyone with five spare minutes
Globle Alternatives
- WorldGuessr: guess locations from Street View
- The True Size Of: compare country sizes on a map
- Wikitrivia: put historical events in order
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Globle free?
Yes. Globle is free to play in your browser with no account, supported by ads.
How do the colours work in Globle?
Each guessed country is coloured by its distance to the answer. Paler colours mean far away and deeper reds mean you are very close.
How often does Globle change?
There is one new mystery country every day, the same for every player.