Geography 37 plays
GeoGrid
linkygrid.comArrange countries into a grid so each neighbouring card shares a border, an official language, or a similar population in this daily geography puzzle.
GeoGrid
Geography
How to play GeoGrid
Cards sit on a board with real connections hidden between them. Drag from one card to another to test a pair: a correct link stays on screen and its explanation joins the Found Links list, a wrong one does not. The kinds of link in play are listed beside the board. Finding all of them finishes the day, though hints and failed checks show up in your result.
The facts
- Runs on
- linkygrid.com
- Category
- Geography
- Languages
- English
- How often
- A new puzzle every day
- On Alldle since
- June 2026
- Last updated
- August 27, 2026
- Price
- Free, no signup
Questions about GeoGrid
- Is GeoGrid free to play?
- Yes. GeoGrid runs in a browser at no cost, with nothing to install and no purchase to make.
- How often does GeoGrid 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 GeoGrid support?
- English.
- Where does GeoGrid run?
- On linkygrid.com, and you can play it inside this page without leaving Alldle.
- What kind of game is GeoGrid?
- It sits in Geography, alongside the other daily games of that kind in the catalogue.
How it compares
If you play GeoGrid, 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.
