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Choose Play online and we look for another player. If nobody joins within 12 seconds, a practice bot steps in, and bots are always labelled as bots.
Your points per round. Closer pins score more, up to 1,000.
Play solo against the clock, one region at a time or the whole world. Pick a mode to start straight away.
Play Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America or Oceania on their own, or mix the whole globe. After each answer you can read about the country: population, language, a few phrases and the national dish.
Every country, capital, city and landmark you get right is added to your Atlas. Locked places stay grey until you find them in a game.
193 countries, 193 capitals, 152 cities and 80 landmarks to collect.
Every answer earns XP, in solo practice, private games and online matches. Level up overall and in each of the six modes, all the way to level 200.
Sign in to save XP across devices and appear on the leaderboards. Play as a guest, then create an account here to carry your saved online XP across devices.
Everything you need to play is free. Plus will add longer private matches and your ranked history.
Planned launch price · not on sale yet
We’re preparing a programme to give 10% of eligible Plus subscription payments towards building and renovating schools in underserved African communities.
Not active yet. We’ll publish the charity, written agreement terms, calculation and donation receipts before launching the programme. No donation has been made through GeoJig subscriptions.
Meet 40 fictional AI explorers. Beat each rival in three mixed rounds to unlock the next chapter of your World Quest.
Regional map quizzes, coordinate practice and original exercises for your next geography session.
Can you place Nigeria without confusing it with Niger? This Africa map quiz guide turns a few coastal anchors and difficult pairs into an eight-question exercise you can try on paper or alongside a globe.
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Read the guideA coordinate pair tells you where to look, provided you read its order and signs correctly. Work through these examples, then try ten original latitude and longitude questions with a full answer key.
Read the guideGeoJig turns world geography into a game you can play in your browser. Explore a 3D globe, find real places and learn something new after each guess. You can take your time in solo practice, invite someone you know or join online matchmaking for a friendly challenge. Here is how the different ways to play work.
Choose a practice mode from the game menu, select a continent or the whole world, then start your geography quiz. Spin and zoom the globe to explore. For pin challenges, drag the person onto the place you think is right; closer guesses earn more points. In Which country?, a pin is already on the globe and you choose from four country names. After your answer, you can inspect the location and open country facts before moving on.
There are six solo modes. Capitals asks you to locate capital cities. Countries accepts a pin anywhere inside the named country. Which country? tests whether you recognise a pinned location. Cities covers major cities that are not capitals, while Landmarks features famous places around the world. Languages shows a phrase and asks you to find a country where that language is spoken. Practice settings let you focus on a continent or mix places from all six inhabited continents.
Yes. Open Friends from the game menu, expand Create a private room and create your game. Share the room link with your friend, or send them the room code. Once both players are in the lobby, the host starts the match. Free private games have three rounds with one minute per round. Each player gets the same challenge, and both answers are revealed together so you can compare the distance and points.
Choose Play online to join the matchmaking queue without a PIN. We look for another player first. If nobody joins within 12 seconds, you play one of three labelled bots: Pip (Easy), Scout (Medium) or Atlas (Challenging). Bot matches earn XP for your levels and global leaderboards when signed in. Online games have three one-minute rounds. The modes rotate between capitals, countries, cities and landmarks, with a changing continent or the whole globe each round. Stay in the search screen while you wait, or choose Cancel search to leave the queue.
The core geography game, all six practice modes, online matchmaking and standard private games are free. You can explore and play as a guest without downloading an app. A free account lets you participate in global ranks when you finish online matches against another signed-in player. Optional Plus features are planned, but Plus is not currently on sale. See the Free and planned Plus options for the current feature list.
Answer questions in any of the six game modes to earn XP. Solo practice, private games, bot matches and human matches all count when signed in. Each answer earns 10 XP plus 1 XP per 20 score points; skips earn no XP. Build an overall level and a separate level in every mode, from level 1 to 200. Ranks shows global leaderboards for all modes combined and for each mode individually. Guest XP and Atlas discoveries stay on this device; sign in before playing to save global XP.
GeoJig is designed for mobile and desktop browsers, with touch controls, an illustrated mode menu and compact round screens. No app-store installation is needed. A recent browser with WebGL2 support is required to display the 3D globe, and internet access is needed for multiplayer and online imagery. You can also choose Explore the globe for a relaxed view without a clock or score. Device performance and connection quality can affect the experience.
Ready to explore? Create a free GeoJig account or play as a guest. Follow the project on X · Andrew Builds and Facebook.
193 countries. Six modes. One pin at a time.
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3 rounds · mixed modes · no room code
Find a challenger or invite a friend.
We look for a real player first. If nobody joins within 12 seconds, a labelled practice bot joins. Signed-in bot matches count towards XP levels and global leaderboards.
Three rounds. Changing places. A whole world to play with.