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
Every day a mystery country is told in five emojis. You have three guesses; each wrong one unlocks a hint, first the region and then the capital. At the end you see what every emoji meant.
Look at today’s five emojis. Together they describe one country of the world.
Type the country you think it is and press Guess. You have three tries in all.
Missed? The first hint shows its region, and the second hint shows its capital.
Win or lose, see what each emoji meant. Stuck? “Give up” shows the answer.
193 independent countries, from India and the United States to tiny Nauru and Vatican City.
Yes. Everyone gets the same country each day, and a new one starts at midnight in your time zone.
Food, landmarks, animals, famous people and even wordplay. After the game every emoji is explained, like “🗼 Eiffel Tower”.
Finish today’s country, then play as many practice rounds as you like. Practice rounds don’t count in your stats.
Today’s Emoji Country puzzle is waiting. It’s free, and you don’t need an account.
Free, no sign-up, a new puzzle every day.
Name the French department from its outline, then find its region and prefecture.
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