What is Worldle?
Worldle is a daily geography puzzle in the style of Wordle. Instead of a word, you see the outline of a mystery country or territory and have six guesses to name it. It was created by French developer Antoine Teuf and is now run by Teuteuf Games, which also makes several other daily geography games.
Every wrong guess tells you how far away you are in kilometres, which direction to head in, and a percentage showing how close you got. Once you solve the main puzzle, bonus rounds unlock with questions about neighbouring countries, capitals, flags and other trivia. A new puzzle arrives at midnight in your local time.
Main Features
- A new country silhouette every day
- Six guesses with distance, direction and proximity clues
- Bonus rounds on neighbours, capitals and flags
- Shareable emoji results like Wordle
- Works in any browser on desktop or phone
- Optional Premium for the archive and synced stats
How to Get Started with Worldle
- Open worldle.teuteuf.fr in your browser.
- Look at the country shape and type your first guess.
- Use the distance and arrow clues to narrow it down within six tries.
- Play the bonus rounds, then share your score with friends.
Worldle Pricing
The daily game is free and supported by ads. A paid Teuteuf Games Premium membership unlocks the archive of past puzzles and saves your stats across devices.
Who Should Use It?
- Geography fans who want a quick daily challenge
- Wordle players looking for a new daily habit
- Teachers warming up a geography lesson
- Travellers testing their map knowledge
- Friends and families who compare scores
Worldle Alternatives
- WorldGuessr: guess places from Street View
- The True Size Of: compare real country sizes
- Wikitrivia: put historical events in order
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Worldle free?
Yes. The daily puzzle is always free with ads. Premium is only needed for the archive and cross-device stats.
How do the clues in Worldle work?
After each guess you see the distance to the answer, an arrow pointing in its direction and a percentage showing how close you were.
When does a new Worldle come out?
A new country appears every day at midnight in your local time zone.