Games like Travle, Worldle and Globle
If you’ve ever lost ten minutes to a geography guessing game, geo-routr is for you: a free daily puzzle where you connect two countries, border by border.
geo-routr in one minute
- A new route every day, the same for everyone.
- Name the countries between the start and the finish.
- Every guess is coloured by how close it is to a shortest route.
- 3 hints, from a single outline to every border on the map.
- Unlimited practice routes and a labelled globe to explore.
If you like Travle
Travle is geo-routr’s closest relative: in both you connect two countries through their neighbours. In geo-routr every guess is scored in four colours, hints arrive step by step, Practice gives you endless random routes, and a globe opens once you finish the daily.
If you like Worldle
Worldle shows a country’s outline and you guess which one it is. geo-routr is the next step: instead of one country you find a whole chain of neighbours, so you learn how the map fits together.
If you like Globle
Globle hides a mystery country and colours your guesses warmer or colder. geo-routr also paints every guess by how close it is, but to a route instead of to a single country.
If you like GeoGuessr
GeoGuessr drops you into a street photo somewhere on Earth. geo-routr is the calm daily cousin: no photos and no countdown, just the map and a few minutes of thinking.
A daily ritual, like Wordle
One route a day, the same for everyone. Share a spoiler-free line of coloured squares and see who found the shortest way.
Frequently asked questions
Is geo-routr free?
Yes, and there’s no account or sign-up. Open it and play.
Is geo-routr connected to Travle, Worldle, Globle or GeoGuessr?
No. geo-routr is an independent game; those names are used here only to compare.