Geography game
Carte Blanche Geo is an independent, one-person geography guessing game. It started as a simple "guess the country from its outline" game and grew from there — flags, world capitals, satellite photos of cities, historical figures, national dishes, top exports, and more, each as its own mode you can mix and match with modifiers like timers and region locks.
The goal has always been the same: make it genuinely fun to learn where things are and how the world fits together, one round at a time. There's a Daily Challenge that's the same for everyone each day, an archive of past challenges to replay for practice, optional free accounts to track your stats across devices, and public leaderboards if you want to compare streaks with other players.
Carte Blanche Geo is not affiliated with any government, tourism board, or educational institution. Country data, flags, and outlines are sourced from publicly available geographic datasets; dish and export information is compiled from public reference sources. If you spot something inaccurate, feedback is always welcome.
Correct answers do more than increase a score. They gradually uncover country pages in a personal passport, while mistakes become long-term Weak Spots that can be practiced again. The goal is to make progress visible and to reward understanding across several kinds of geography rather than one memorized list.
For deeper explanations, visit the Carte Blanche Geo Field Guide. For details about how categories and passport facts are handled, see Methodology & Data.