Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about the games, accounts, and Premium.
World Explorer is a free collection of geography games you play in your browser. Name countries from their outline in CountryGuessr, flags in FlagGuessr, US states in StateGuessr and State Flag Guessr, countries from their neighbours in BorderGuessr, and work out where you are from Street View in Where Am I?. There are new daily puzzles every day.
Yes. Every game is free to play in the browser on desktop and mobile, with no install and no account needed to start. An optional Premium subscription removes ads and unlocks extras like unlimited Where Am I? games and the Daily Archive.
If you want quick, free geography practice, yes. GeoGuessr centres on Street View, while World Explorer mixes short daily map, flag and border puzzles with its own Street View mode, Where Am I?. Most rounds take a minute or two.
Yes. CountryGuessr is completely free — play a new country every day, no account required to start.
Every sovereign country on the map is in the pool, from tiny island nations to the world’s largest states.
After each wrong guess we show how far your guess was from the real country and which way to head — use it to triangulate the answer.
You score more for guessing in fewer tries. Nail it on the first guess for the maximum, and watch your total climb on the leaderboard.
Yes — FlagGuessr is free to play, with a new flag every day.
Yes, all national flags are in the pool, including ones that look very similar.
Look at aspect ratio, shade, and any central emblem — small details separate look-alikes like Chad and Romania.
Guess correctly in as few attempts as possible; first-try answers earn the most points.
Same idea — you explore a Street View location and guess where it is on the map, scored by distance.
Where Am I? is part of World Explorer Premium; sign in to play and track your scores.
Road signs and language, vegetation, architecture, the side of the road traffic drives on, and license-plate styles.
Yes, StateGuessr is free with a new state every day.
Yes — every US state is in the pool.
Use size and the direction hint after a guess; Wyoming and Colorado are near-rectangles separated mostly by location.
Yes — it’s free, with a new state flag daily.
Many are a state seal on a blue background; the seal’s details are how you tell them apart.
Texas, California, Alaska, Ohio, and New Mexico have unique, memorable designs.
You connect two countries through a chain of shared land borders, aiming for the shortest route.
Yes, BorderGuessr is free to play.
Route through large, highly-connected countries and avoid islands — the fewer hops, the higher your score.
No. For a TV Party, guests join free from their phone browser by scanning a QR code — no app and no sign-up.
Each guess scores by distance to the real location, plus a speed bonus for guessing quickly, so the closest and fastest player wins.
Yes — alongside TV Party you can jump into a quick online match and go head-to-head with another player in real time.
No. The daily games are free to play without an account. Sign up to keep your streaks, save your history and appear on the leaderboard.
Premium unlocks unlimited Where Am I? games, unlimited TV Party hosting, the Daily Archive, Insights and every theme, with no ads. It is a monthly or yearly subscription you can cancel anytime.
Go to Settings, then Account, then Delete account. Your profile, scores and history are removed.
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