Travle
Travle names a start country and an end country. Your job is to name the countries that connect them by land, using as few guesses as you can.
Opens the real game on travle.earth. Free, in a new tab.
- Made by
- Teuteuf Games
- Goal
- Fill the shortest land route between two countries
- Hints
- 3: next country outline, all outlines, or country initials
- Modes
- Daily, Weekly Challenge on Mondays, Practice
- Price
- Free in the browser
- Category
- Geography games, routes
How to play Travle
- Read the route
The game names where you start and where you need to end up.
- Name a country
Guess a country you think lies between the two. It appears on the map.
- Follow the colors
Colors show whether a guess is on the best route or off to the side.
- Link them up
Finish when an unbroken chain of countries joins start and end. Extra guesses lower your score.
Thinking in routes
Travle, from Teuteuf Games, names a start country and an end country. You fill in the countries that connect them by land, and you score better the closer you stay to the shortest route. Missing a country in the middle is the most common mistake.
The three hints
- Next country: the outline of the next country on the route
- All outlines: outlines of every country on the route
- Initials: the first letter of each country
Tips for a clean route
- Picture a straight line between the two countries and list what it crosses.
- Watch for small countries along the way, like Luxembourg, Andorra or Eswatini.
- Remember water breaks the route. The answer only uses land borders.
- Use a hint before guessing wildly. A wrong country costs more than a hint.
Travle tips
- Open the map in your head first. Count the borders you would cross before you type anything.
- Sea does not count, so islands only connect where the game allows a bridge or tunnel.
- Save the hints for the middle of a long route, where small countries are easy to forget.
Travle questions
Who makes Travle?
Teuteuf Games, the studio behind Worldle and Statele.
How is Travle scored?
By how many countries you guess beyond the shortest route. A perfect game uses no extra guesses.
Does Travle count sea crossings?
No. Routes go over land, with a few set exceptions such as bridges and tunnels.
Can I play Travle more than once a day?
Yes. Practice mode has new routes, and there is a harder Weekly Challenge each Monday.
Facts checked on 2026-11-03. Travle belongs to Teuteuf Games. Megadle is not linked to it.