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GeoGuess

geoguess.com

  • Free plan
  • Web
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Android
7.4 Club score Visit geoguess.com

What GeoGuess is

GeoGuess is a geography game in which players use real photographs to identify places. In a classic round, a player sees five photos and drops a pin on a map to guess where each was taken. Other ways to play include daily challenges, party rooms, head-to-head matches, survival and community games. The photographs come from travelers and community members. Party Mode supports private rooms where friends can guess locations together in real time. Players can register for progress tracking, multiplayer, leaderboards, badges and seasonal rankings, or play as guests without an account. GeoGuess is available on the web, Android and iOS, and supports 14 languages. Its maker says the game has no ads or trackers. The free plan includes unlimited gameplay with no subscription; paid access starts at $2.99/mo. An internet connection is needed to load photographs and maps. The maker describes the game as suitable for education, but it has no dedicated teacher dashboard. Teachers can instead make challenges and share links with students.

Who it suits

GeoGuess suits players who enjoy map-based geography challenges, solo or with friends. Teachers can set up challenges and share links, though the game does not provide a dedicated teacher dashboard.

Good to know, and what to watch

  • Free plan includes unlimited gameplay
  • Guest play is available without registration
  • Private rooms support real-time play with friends
  • Offers progress tracking, leaderboards and badges
  • Available on web, Android and iOS
  • Internet is required to load photos and maps
  • No dedicated teacher dashboard
  • No free trial

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Free plan · paid from $2.99/mo

The verdict

GeoGuess offers several ways to guess places, with guest access for casual play and accounts for tracking progress. It may also work for classroom challenges, but teachers will need to share links rather than use a dedicated dashboard.

What the maker publishes

Community features
Accounts provide progress tracking, multiplayer, leaderboards, badges, and seasonal rankings; guests can play without registering. source
Education
The maker describes GeoGuess as suitable for students, teachers, and educational institutions. source
Founded
2011 source
Game
GeoGuess is a geography game where players guess the locations shown in real photographs. source
Gameplay
Players drop a pin on a map to guess where a photo was taken; a classic round has five photos. source
Languages
GeoGuess is available in 14 languages. source
Modes
The game offers daily challenges, classic rounds, party rooms, head-to-head play, survival, and community games. source
Multiplayer
Party Mode lets players create a private room and invite friends to guess locations together in real time. source
Offline use
An internet connection is required to load the photos and maps. source
Photos
The game uses photographs from travelers and community members. source
Platforms
The game is available on the web, iOS, and Android. source
Privacy
The maker says the game has no ads or trackers. source
Support
The maker directs users to its contact page or [email protected] for help. source
Teacher tools
The maker says it does not have a specific teacher dashboard; teachers can create challenges and share links with students. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 28 Sept 2026.