Worldle
Worldle shows the outline of one country or territory. You get six guesses, and each miss tells you how far away you are and which way to go.
Opens the real game on worldle.teuteuf.fr. Free, in a new tab.
How Worldle works
Look at the shape. A black outline of one country or territory is shown, with no map around it and no scale.
Type a country. Pick a name from the list. Only real country and territory names count.
Read the clue. A wrong guess shows the distance in kilometres, an arrow toward the answer and a percent. 100 percent is the answer.
Solve it, then play the bonus rounds. Find the country in six tries, then answer extra questions about its neighbors, capital and flag.
Reading the three clues
Worldle, created by Antoine Teuf and now run by Teuteuf Games, shows a country or territory outline. Each wrong guess gives three clues: the distance to the answer, an arrow pointing toward it, and a percentage that shows how close you are.
Shape tricks
- Islands and archipelagos look scattered. Think of the Pacific, the Caribbean or Southeast Asia.
- Long thin shapes include Chile, Norway, Vietnam and Malawi.
- Straight borders often mean Africa, the Middle East or western North America.
- If you are lost, guess a central country to get a useful arrow.
Bonus rounds and more play
After you solve the outline, bonus rounds ask about neighbors, the capital, the flag and more. The daily game is free, and the archive of past days comes with Teuteuf Premium. For more country practice, try Globle or Countryle.
Worldle clues at a glance
| Clue | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Distance | How far your country is from the answer |
| Arrow | Which way to go |
| Percent | How close you are overall |
Common Worldle questions
Is Worldle free?
Yes. The daily Worldle is free in the browser. Past puzzles need a Teuteuf Premium account.
What time does Worldle reset?
At midnight in your own time zone.
Is Worldle the same as Wordle?
No. Wordle is a word game from the New York Times. Worldle is a country shape game from a different team.
Is there a Worldle unlimited?
The free game is one country a day. The archive of past days comes with Teuteuf Premium.
Where is today's Worldle answer?
Not on Megadle. Use the distance and arrow from a central first guess to jump straight into the right region.
Worldle strategy
- Open with a large central country like Kazakhstan or Chad, so the first arrow cuts the map in half.
- Small shapes with no scale are often islands. Think Caribbean, Pacific or Indian Ocean.
- Use the percent, not only the arrow. Above 90 percent means you are very close.
- Look at the outline's tilt and coastline before guessing. Coasts narrow the field more than size does.
Worldle in numbers
- Made by
- Antoine Teuf, now run by Teuteuf Games
- Guesses
- 6
- Clues
- Distance, a direction arrow and closeness in percent
- Bonus rounds
- Neighbors, capital, flag and more after you solve it
- New puzzle
- Every day at midnight, your local time
- Price
- Free daily game, archive with Teuteuf Premium
- Category
- Geography games, country shapes
Facts checked on 2026-11-03. Worldle belongs to Teuteuf Games. Megadle is not linked to it.