18 games like GeoCue

LogiCue is a daily deduction game about discovering the secret rule inside a mysterious number machine. Players can run up to eight experiments, study the machine’s outputs, and then prove their theory by predicting three unseen results.

Daily 4-digit code-breaking game where you crack a secret code in 8 tries using right-spot, misplaced, and absent digit feedback.

Daily visual-spatial puzzle where you rotate and stack colored printing plates to reproduce three target prints.

A daily word-grouping puzzle where you sort sixteen words into four hidden categories before you run out of mistakes.

Guess today's hidden 5-letter word in 6 tries. Each guess shows which letters are correct, present, or absent. Free to play, no account needed, with a new word every day.

Locate today's countries on the world map.

One country sits highlighted on a real dataset. The chart is all you get.

Parts of a flag appear as you go. Six guesses to name the country.

Navigate from one country to another using hints and country outlines to reach the destination.

Unlimited guesses, one mystery country, and a globe that runs hotter as you close in.

GlobeHoppr is a geography puzzle game where you navigate from a starting city to a target city by hopping through nearby cities, aiming to reach the target in as few moves as possible.

A photograph taken somewhere on earth. Say where.

Determine which direction the target country is from the starting country, 10 rounds daily.

A flag, a limited number of attempts, and the country to name.

A three-by-three grid where every square needs a country satisfying both its row and its column.

Daily geography challenge with six mini-games to explore a different country each day through its flag, capital, neighbors, population, GDP, languages, and more.

Examine a food image and ingredients list, then guess which country the dish originates from. After each guess, see the distance and direction to the mystery country. Hints reveal after 3 guesses (food name) and 4 guesses (first letter of country).

A landmark, zoomed in too far to place at a glance.