Is Citle free to play?

Yes. Citle runs in a browser at no cost, with nothing to install and no purchase to make.

How often does Citle reset?

Once a day. Everybody gets the same puzzle, and a new one replaces it when the game's day rolls over.

What languages does Citle support?

English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Japanese and Chinese, according to the game itself.

Where does Citle run?

On ownslides.com, and you can play it inside this page without leaving Alldle.

What kind of game is Citle?

It sits in Geography, alongside the other daily games of that kind in the catalogue.

Geography New

Citle

ownslides.com

Guess the daily city from a hand-crafted plush illustration showing its landmarks, food and other things it is known for. Name the city by searching for it or tapping it on the world map. You get up to five guesses, and each miss unlocks a new hint (facts, flag and emblem, letter count, first and last letter) while lowering your score. A new city every day at midnight UTC, with one attempt to top the leaderboard.

Citle

Geography

The facts

Runs on: ownslides.com
Category: Geography
Languages: English, French, Spanish and 8 more
How often: A new puzzle every day
On Alldle since: September 2026
Price: Free, no signup

Questions about Citle

Is Citle free to play?: Yes. Citle runs in a browser at no cost, with nothing to install and no purchase to make.
How often does Citle reset?: Once a day. Everybody gets the same puzzle, and a new one replaces it when the game's day rolls over.
What languages does Citle support?: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Japanese and Chinese, according to the game itself.
Where does Citle run?: On ownslides.com, and you can play it inside this page without leaving Alldle.
What kind of game is Citle?: It sits in Geography, alongside the other daily games of that kind in the catalogue.

How it compares

If you play Citle, the closest things to it in the catalogue are GeoQuest, Chartle and Flagle. They sit in the same geography category. See the full list of alternatives.