Globle – Guess the Mystery Country
Guess any country to light it up on the 3D globe — the warmer the colour, the closer you are. Unlimited guesses; how few do you need?
Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the heat colour work?
Each guess is coloured by its great-circle distance to the mystery country: deep red means very close, pale orange means far away. The distance reading and compass arrow next to your guess tell you which way to search next.
Is there a guess limit?
No. The round ends only when you name the mystery country, so the challenge is using as few guesses as possible. If you are stuck, you can give up to reveal the answer.
What is Daily mode?
Every player worldwide hunts the same mystery country each day, and your progress is saved so you can come back later. Your streak counts the consecutive days you found the country without giving up.
What happens if I guess the same country twice?
Repeat guesses are rejected with a reminder, so every guess you see on the list is new information on the globe.
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About this Game
Globle turns the whole planet into a hot-and-cold game. You start with a blank globe and guess any country. Your guess is painted in a heat colour: deep red means the mystery country is very close, pale orange means you are far away. A distance reading and a compass arrow tell you which way to move next.
There is no guess limit — the round ends only when you name the mystery country, so the score that matters is how few guesses you needed. In Daily mode everyone hunts the same country each day, and your streak records how many days in a row you found it without giving up. Endless mode deals random targets for unlimited practice.
Every guess is a small geography lesson: distances between countries, which regions neighbour which, and where countries sit relative to the equator. Over a few rounds you build a mental map of the world that no atlas app can teach.
