The fullest free replacement: real Street View, five-round solo runs, ranked and 2v2 queues, private parties and a daily challenge, with no account and funded by ads.
The Best GeoGuessr Alternatives
Top daily geography games like GeoGuessr
GeoGuessr invented the drop-and-guess ritual, then put it behind an account and a subscription. The fourteen games below are what the rest of the internet built in response: free street-view clones, daily map deductions, and route puzzles that need no login at all.
14 games · Updated daily
Games like GeoGuessr
The lowest-friction door: panorama loads on arrival, map and Guess button, endless solo drops. Sign-in exists only to save scores.
DailyGuessrGEOGRAPHY
The one-a-day version: a single shared location each day, so everyone argues about the same street.
TimeGuessrHISTORY
Two axes instead of one: place the photo on the map and on the timeline, where and when, scored together.
WorldleGEOGRAPHY
The country as a silhouette: guess it from its shape, with distance and direction arrows steering each try.
GlobleGEOGRAPHY
A globe that runs hot and cold: each named country colors by proximity until the mystery nation glows red.
TravleGEOGRAPHY
Geography as routing: name the chain of bordering countries that connects the start to the destination in the fewest steps.
Travle EarthGEOGRAPHY
The routing idea at planetary scale: longer chains, wider detours, the same fewest-steps discipline.
WheredleGEOGRAPHY
A daily narrowing puzzle: each guess trims the map until only one place fits the clues.
EarthleGEOGRAPHY
A one-a-day Earth riddle in the Worldle lineage, for the days one silhouette was not enough.
CitydleGEOGRAPHY
The same deduction pointed at cities: skyline-level clues instead of national borders.
FlagGuessrGEOGRAPHY
The flags drill: rapid-fire identification for the corner of geography street view never tests.
GlobeHopprGEOGRAPHY
Hop the planet in stages: a lighter, faster tour between full GeoGuessr sessions.
LostgamerVIDEO GAMES
The format without Earth: get dropped inside video game worlds and pin where you are on the game's own map.
Choosing between them
Which of these let me play without an account?
WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr both go from landing page to a scored round with no sign-up, and we played both that way. GeoGuessr itself does not: its landing page leads with Sign up to play. OpenGuessr asks for an account only to save your score, never to play a round.
Which one is closest to GeoGuessr itself?
WorldGuessr. It keeps the real Google Street View panoramas and the five-round run scored by distance, and adds ranked and unranked queues, 2v2 team duels, private games and a daily challenge. Our test round missed by 6,522 km and scored 192 points, so the curve punishes continental errors just as steeply.
Which of these have multiplayer?
WorldGuessr is the one with live queues: ranked, unranked, 2v2 team duels, and hosted private games friends join with a code. GeoGuessr keeps parties and tournaments behind Pro. The map-deduction games here, Worldle, Globle and Travle, are solo puzzles you compare afterwards rather than play together.
Do any of them still work as a once-a-day habit?
Yes, and that is the real split in this list. DailyGuessr gives everyone the same location once a day, and Worldle, Globle, Travle, Earthle and Citydle are one puzzle a day by design. WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr run unlimited instead, so they replace practice sessions rather than the daily ritual.