The basics
Two cities, one question: which one is farther north? Tap your pick. There are ten rounds a day, and everyone in the world gets the same ten. You get one shot at them.
Scoring
Every correct answer is worth 100 points, plus a bonus for how sneaky the pair is:
- Easy +0 · Medium +3 · Hard +6 · Impossible +10
The closer two cities sit in latitude, the harder the round counts. A perfect day is worth up to 1,100 points.
Ranking
Today’s top 10 is ranked by score. If two players tie, the faster finish wins. Make the top 10 and you can put your name on the board.
The basics
Two cities appear: tap the one that sits farther north. Get it right and the next pair appears. Your run keeps going until you get one wrong, so every answer matters.
Scoring
Each correct answer scores 100 points plus a difficulty bonus (Easy +0, Medium +3, Hard +6, Impossible +10). The longer you survive, the bigger your total.
Ranking
There are weekly, monthly, and all-time leaderboards, ranked by score. Ties go to the faster run. Your score submits automatically when your run ends.
The basics
You start at an anchor city whose latitude you can see. We name the next city: spin the globe and drop a pin where you think it sits. Only the latitude counts. After the reveal, that city becomes your new anchor and the chain continues for ten cities. Everyone plays the same chain each day.
Scoring
- 🎯 Bullseye (within 1°): 100 pts
- 🟢 Close (within 3°): 70 pts
- 🟡 In the zone (within 8°): 40 pts
- ❌ Miss (beyond 8°): 0 pts
Back-to-back bullseyes build a chain bonus: +10 for the second, +20 for the third, and so on. A perfect chain scores 1,450.
Themes
Three days a week the chain has a twist. Derby Day (Wednesday) keeps every city inside one country, Twin Trouble (Friday) makes every gap smaller than 1.5°, and Southern Discomfort (Sunday) stays below the equator. Themes rotate every week with brand-new chains.
Missed a themed day? Tap it in the calendar to play it as a practice run: full game, no leaderboard.
Ranking
Today’s top 10, ranked by score. Ties go to the faster time. Only today’s chain counts for the leaderboard; practice runs of past days aren’t ranked.