Guess the Department
Name the French department from its outline, then find its region and prefecture.
- New department every day
- 6 guesses
- 2 bonus rounds
Nine squares, each with two clues: one from its row, one from its column. Fill every square with a country that fits both, using each country only once. Three wrong guesses and the game is over.
Each row and each column has a clue, like “In Europe” or “Uses the euro”.
Tap a square and name a country that matches both its row and its column.
Each country can be used once. A wrong guess costs one of your three lives.
Fill as many squares as you can. Six or more keeps your streak going.
Independent countries only (193 of them, Vatican City included). Territories like Greenland or Puerto Rico don’t count.
Yes. Every grid is checked so each square has at least three possible countries.
Any currency with that word in its name, like the Canadian dollar or the CFA franc.
Yes. Everyone gets the same grid each day, and a new one arrives at midnight in your time zone.
Today’s Country Grid puzzle is waiting. It’s free, and you don’t need an account.
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