Travle Earth

Travle at travle.earth, from Teuteuf Games. The board opens with a line reading today I'd like to travle from one country to another, and your job is to name the countries in between and get there in as few guesses as you can. What sets this build apart is the hint drawer: three hints per puzzle, and they escalate from a country outline to a set of initials.

1. Read the route line at the top of the board, which names the start country and the end country.
2. Type a country into the guess box. The submit button doubles as the counter and reads Guess (1/9).
3. A Maps button sits on the board, beside a past guesses panel that collapses so it stops eating the screen.
4. If you stall, spend one of your three hints: show next country outline, show all country outlines, or show country initials.

The pleasure here is the hint ladder. Most border puzzles leave you staring at a blank when the middle of a continent goes fuzzy, while this build lets you buy exactly as much help as you need, one outline at a time, and stop before the answer is spoiled. The route line is written in the first person, the past guesses panel folds away, and a button offers to send the same route to a friend. It is a Teuteuf Games title, free in the browser, and it works without an account.

The board keeps a collapsible past guesses panel, a hint counter that reads 0 of 3 until you spend one, and a Maps view of the route. The How to Play panel keeps its Scoring and Borders and Connections sections behind separate buttons.

Daily

The day's route, the tab the board opens on.

Weekly Challenge

Labelled every Monday on the mode switcher.

Practice & Challenge

Play outside the daily. A banner on the board announces a challenge friends mode available in Practice.

• The three hints are not equivalent, so spend them in order. One country outline barely gives the game away, initials for every country on the route effectively hands you the answer.