Updated October 22, 2026
Free Gamefinity dailies with maps, places and countries in them, when each one resets, and what to play once they are done.
Worldle hands you one country a day, at midnight in your own time zone, and its archive of past puzzles needs a Teuteuf account and a Premium plan. If one country is not enough, these daily games on Gamefinity suit a Worldle player, all of them free, along with two games for flags and capitals that you can play whenever you like.
Of the Gamefinity dailies, Pin Drop comes nearest to a Worldle morning: a short set that is the same for everyone, played on a world map and scored by distance. It names the place instead of hiding it, so it tests where things are rather than what they look like.
Daily world map game
Five places a day, each named with its country, pinned on a map with no labels. Each pin scores up to 1,000 points by distance, the day takes a minute or two, and the reveal shows where today's other players pinned the same place.
Daily1–2 minPhone + desktop
Play Pin DropThese are dailies first and geography games only in part. Each gives everyone the same set for the day, and some of what it asks is about countries, cities and where they lie, mixed with other subjects.
Daily put-in-order game
Five things to put in order, five lists a run, with the same Standard run for everybody each day. Some lists are about latitude or the populations and areas of countries and US states; others are about food, planets or dates.
DailyAbout 2 minPhone + desktop
Play Rank ItTen-question daily quiz
Ten four-option questions a day across eight subjects, geography among them, with 20 seconds each. Recent editions wait in an archive, and a Quick version deals more questions whenever you want them.
Daily + endless1–2 minPhone + desktop
Play Daily TriviaWorldle asks about flags and capitals once a day, in its bonus rounds. The flag and capital games below are not dailies: you can play them as often as you like, which is a quicker way to learn a whole continent than one country a day.
Paint-the-flag quiz
The flags of all 195 countries, painted from memory in their true colours. There is no clock and you have three lives, so you can take your time over the flags that keep tripping you up in the Flag round.
Play any timeUntimed, three livesPhone + desktop
Play Paint by Nation90-second capitals quiz
Capitals from every continent against a 90-second clock, with reversed questions later on that name a capital and ask for its country. Every run draws a new set, so you can go again straight away.
Play any time90 secondsPhone + desktop
Play Capital SprintThe daily games here do not all turn over at the same moment as Worldle, which matters if you like to play them together.
Pin Drop. It is a short daily on a world map that everyone shares, scored by how far each pin lands from the real place. It names each place rather than hiding it, so it tests where things are, not what they look like.
Yes. The dailies here give one go at the day's set, but Daily Trivia's Quick version and its archive keep going, and Paint by Nation and Capital Sprint can be played as many times as you like.
Worldle starts a new puzzle at midnight in your device's own time zone, while Pin Drop and Daily Trivia change at midnight Eastern Time for everyone. In the UK, for example, that means a new Pin Drop arrives in the early morning.
