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Globle Capitals

Globle Capitals takes the hot and cold idea of Globle and points it at capital cities. Your guesses glow warmer as they get closer to the hidden one.

Globle Capitals loads when you press playOpen on globle-capitals.com

How Globle Capitals works

Name a capital. Type any capital city, such as Tokyo or Ottawa, and it appears on the globe.

Read the color. Cold colors mean far away. Reds and deep oranges mean you are close.

Follow the arcs. Each new guess draws an arc that helps you see which way you are heading.

Use few guesses. The goal is to find the capital in as few guesses as you can.

Capitals people often get wrong

CountryCapitalNot
AustraliaCanberraSydney
CanadaOttawaToronto
TurkeyAnkaraIstanbul
BrazilBrasiliaRio de Janeiro
NigeriaAbujaLagos
PakistanIslamabadKarachi

Closing in on a hot guess

Once a guess turns red, list every capital within a short flight of it. Distance in Globle Capitals is measured between cities, not countries, so a capital near a border can be closer to a neighbor's capital than to cities in its own country.

Hot means close, not that the direction is right. Try guesses on two sides of a hot one.

Common Globle Capitals questions

Is Globle Capitals made by the Globle team?

Yes. Both are made by Trainwreck Labs.

Does the color tell me the direction?

No, only the distance. That is why the arcs between guesses are so useful.

Is there a limit on guesses in Globle Capitals?

The goal is to use as few guesses as you can. Your score is the number of guesses you needed.

Where is the Globle Capitals answer today?

We keep it hidden. A first guess in the middle of a big landmass gives the most useful color.

Is Globle Capitals a separate game from Globle?

Yes. It uses the same hot and cold idea, but the answer is always a capital city.

Globle Capitals strategy

  • Open with a capital in the middle of a big landmass, such as Cairo or Moscow, to learn the region fast.
  • Small countries have capitals too. When you are hot but stuck, think of Europe's and the Caribbean's tiny states.
  • Some countries have a capital that is not their biggest city, so do not guess Sydney for Australia.
  • Watch the arcs between guesses. They show the shape of where you have already looked.

Globle Capitals in numbers

Answer
One capital city
Feedback
A color for distance, hotter means closer
Extra help
Colored arcs between your guesses
New puzzle
Every day
Made by
Trainwreck Labs, makers of Globle
Category
Geography games, maps and globes

Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Globle Capitals belongs to Trainwreck Labs. Megadle is not linked to it.