Geosportle

Geosportle vs Worldle

In short: Worldle is a daily geography game where you guess a country from its silhouette, with distance and direction hints after each try. Geosportle gives you five famous sports moments a day: you pin the venue on a 3D globe and guess the year.

At a glance

GeosportleWorldle
What you guessThe venue on a 3D globe, and the yearA country, from its shape
Guess the year?YesNo
SportsFootball, cricket, F1, tennis, rugby, golf, athletics, boxing, basketball, baseball and moreNone (countries)
Replays and extrasFree: replay any previous day, or random rounds by sportArchive of past days
PriceFree, no accountFree

Key differences

Worldle is about countries; Geosportle is about places where sport happened. Instead of naming a country, you drop a pin on the exact stadium and guess the year.

Geosportle scores by distance (full marks within 10 km) and by years off, so a near miss still earns points, while Worldle counts the guesses you need.

If you enjoy Worldle’s daily rhythm and like sport, Geosportle adds five moments a day with stories you can learn from.

Which one suits you?

Geosportle: Sports fans who know their history: finals, Grand Prix and Majors from 1870 to today, with a free archive, free practice rounds and private groups for friends.

Worldle: Geography fans who know their country shapes and like a quick daily puzzle.

Many players enjoy both: they are free to try and take a few minutes a day.

Questions

Is Geosportle a Wordle-style game?
Yes: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, with a shareable emoji grid. The puzzle is about sports moments on a globe rather than words.

Facts about Worldle were checked against its own site on 4 October 2026. Worldle is a trademark of its owner; Geosportle is not affiliated with it.

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