Globe Rivals is a daily geography game played on a world map. A prompt appears and you tap where you think it is. There is no multiple choice and no list to pick from: either you know roughly where it sits, or you don’t. The daily round resets at your own local midnight and you get one attempt at it per day. It is free, needs no signup, and is built for a phone.
See every quiz — each one can be practised any time.
Tap the map where you think the answer is. A first-try placement scores 3 points and a second try scores 2; after a second miss the answer is revealed and the round moves on. Ten prompts, 100 seconds, so a perfect round is 30 points. Learn replays the AP World History quiz or any region of countries, untimed, without touching your daily result or your streak.
I built Globe Rivals for my own kids as a way to learn geography that felt like a game and not like homework. One attempt a day, so a good score means something.
Every round has a Share score with a friend button that copies your score in a quick textable format. Everyone gets the same countries on the same day, so scores are worth comparing.