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The store currently lists version 11.5.0, updated 2026-10-07.
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One world map. Many games. Where is that? is a whole platform of geography games: tap countries on the world map, race your friends to capitals, hop across borders and find the link between countries. With over 11 million downloads in 15 years, it's one of the most popular and trusted geography quiz games.
› A collection of geography games
• Map quiz: find countries, capitals, US states, cities and landmarks on the world map
• Multiple choice: four answers, one is right
• Match Point: tap every country that matches the clue — wrong taps cost a life
• The Link: a handful of countries lights up and you figure out what they have in common
• Border Hop: travel the world country by country across shared borders
• Daily Challenge: one fresh geography question every day…
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Street Drop is here: a duel that drops you onto a street somewhere in the world. Look around, pin where you think you are, and the closer guess deals the damage until only one player is left standing. Along the way, a few smaller fixes and stability improvements.
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