Globle

GLOBLE

Globle — Wordle tlhIngan

Hoch jaj Sep ngu'meH lojmIt. 6 pojmey Sep yIngu'.

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Guesses
90+
Languages
10
Game Modes

How to Play Globle

Globle is a daily geography puzzle. Guess the mystery country in 6 tries on an etched paper globe. Each guess paints the country with a heat colour — blue when far away, burning red when close — plus the exact distance in kilometres and a compass arrow toward the target. After you solve, four bonus rounds open on the same globe: Capital, Flag, Neighbours, and Bigger?. The country of the day is the same for every player worldwide — only the interface translates, the answer doesn't. If you know globle-game.com or worldle.teuteuf.fr, this is the same daily ritual, in 90+ languages eventually, with bonus rounds layered in. Free, no account.

How Globle works

Globle chooses one mystery country per day, the same for every player worldwide — the UI translates into your language, but the answer does not. You guess countries by name and each guess paints that country on the paper globe with a heat band: blue when the country is more than 5,000 km from the target, yellow between 1,000 km and 5,000 km, orange between 250 km and 1,000 km, and burning red when it's within 250 km.

Alongside the heat colour, every guess shows the exact great-circle distance in kilometres and a compass arrow pointing toward the target. Triangulating from two or three guesses usually narrows the answer to a single continent; the heat colour then zooms you in. This pairs the two signals that globle-game.com and Worldle each use in isolation.

After you solve (or run out of guesses), four bonus rounds unlock on the same globe — Capital, Flag, Neighbours, and Bigger? — each layering one extra fact about today's country. Bonus completion is folded into your share grid so friends can see how many bonuses you cleared on the same puzzle.

Tips & Strategy

1
Start with a continent anchor

Open with a large country on a continent you suspect — Brazil, Russia, Australia. The heat colour and arrow narrow the hemisphere fast.

2
Bisect with the arrow

If guess 1 points NE and guess 2 points SW, the answer is between them. Pick a country that splits the gap to halve the search space.

3
Watch the colour, not just the km

Heat bands are calibrated to feel evenly informative. Two yellow guesses mean 'right region'; one orange after that means 'almost there'.

4
Use local names

The matcher accepts 'Türkiye', 'Côte d'Ivoire', 'Suomi'. Native names sometimes match faster than the English ones.

5
Don't forget the bonus rounds

Solving the country is the main puzzle, but Capital, Flag, Neighbours and Bigger? all add to your share grid.

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Dark Mode & Themes

Light, dark, and high-contrast modes for comfortable play.

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Globle vs Globle-game.com vs Worldle

How the three main daily-country guessing games compare.

FeatureGloble (Wordle Global)globle-game.comWorldle
Feedback per guessDistance + compass + heat bandHeat band onlyDistance + compass
Paper globeYesYesNo (flat silhouette)
Guess limit6 (real tension)Unlimited6
Bonus roundsCapital · Flag · Neighbours · Bigger?NoneNone
Same answer worldwideYesYesYes
LanguagesEnglish (multilingual planned)5~30
SharingHeat grid + bonus iconsHeat gridDistance grid
PriceFree, no ads during playFree with adsFree with ads
AccountNo account requiredOptionalOptional

Comparison based on publicly available information, April 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

nuq 'oH Globle'e'?
Globle 'oH Hoch jaj Sep yIngu'meH lojmIt'e'.
Loy?
Loy.

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