Worldle: Geography Daily Guess Hack 4.5 + Redeem Codes

My wife and I love the game, but each of the last two days have discovered bugs. Today we guessed Fiji, and were told to go 10,381 miles north. We were confused, so we chose North Korea. We were then told to go 5571 miles north west. The answer was France… As you can see, the directions were completely wrong. This happened to us yesterday as well with the US Virgin Islands. We were sent all over the globe with incorrect directions. Also, the US Virgin Islands only showed St. Thomas. The game is predicated on having accurate directions, so we hope you can sort the bugs out, because we really enjoy playing.

This game is a great concept, but it has constant errors. For example, I have on numerous occasions been told my answer was incorrect and in one direction that would not be possible. For example, I guessed Norway on one game, and was told that I was wrong and the correct answer was 4,000 or some number of miles north of Norway, which is impossible. This happens very frequently in the game.

Also, the game makers should clarify as to what are possible answers. This may be somewhat nitpicky, but on one occasion Aruba was the answer, and Aruba is not an independent country y but rather a part of Denmark. Also, on several occasions I have been told “no country with that name” for countries that clearly exist, such as Micronesia and the Marshall Islands I believe. So they really need to clarify what their definition of a country consists of, whether it would for example be simply Great Britain or if they would have separately England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland separately. And the last I heard Antarctica is certainly not a country of its own nor is it a territory of any one nation. So that is but one more example of the errors or lack of directions from the programmers of this game.

This is a great game to play to try to test myself to learn the shapes of the world’s countries. It’s also often very very inaccurate with the island nations. If there’s a country with more than one island it will likely show one, and it might not even be the most important one. The country was Palau the other day and the island outline that was shown was one of the smallest islands to the south that very few people live on, and doesn’t even have the capitol on it. Same with Equatorial Guinea, the Bahamas, and many others.

This could be fixed if the developers spent 10 minutes per country looking up on google maps the first 2 things about it. It’s really not that hard. For god’s sake don’t spend any money on this game. I almost hope they get bought out by the little GeoGuessr/Seterra monopoly that’s starting to form so this stuff actually makes sense.

Also, I find it really entertaining reading all the reviews that complain about the “bad directions” when really the commenter is clearly just an idiot that doesn’t realize how lines on a globe work. Yes, France is some 10,000 miles north of Fiji, and I hate to break it to you but we don’t live on a rectangle like you see in school.

A good way to earn some knowledge about the map of the globe with a single daily Earthle. Fun and difficult at first but I am certainly learning the map a bit more and fast! You can tell the location of one country to another and it’s a wild way to learn the proximity of the map. To get really good I recommend just looking at a picture of a map of a continent for like 2 mins a day, just half study, then go for the Daily challenge. You’ll notice that some of the daily challenges are wicked hard but you’ll check the map after cause you’ll want to know the right answer and then you’ll learn something!!

First I’ll say it’s misleading to market a game as being free when you have to pay to play more than a few minutes a day. You also have to pay if you want to actually learn geography. For each country you get 6 guesses, and you have to use the directions and distances the game gives you to find the right country. Problem? The directions are sometimes completely wrong. The devs seem to think the Baltics are somewhere southeast of the Caribbean and not northeast. And as other reviewers have noted, you have to pay coins (read: real money) to actually find out what the correct answer was when you inevitably run out of guesses. I give it 2 stars for a fun concept but for a free educational tool I’m looking somewhere else.

I know this title makes me sound like a bot. (I’m Not) This game is very good for educating your geography knowledge, Its also just a pretty fun game to play when you have nothing else to do. The only down side is that it will always asks you for money to buy a subscription, and if you don’t get your answer in your first 6 attempts you need to spend coins just to see the answer. You also need to spend coins to play again in the same day. But all together its a fun game and educational app.

(P.S. It doesn’t have any glitches or bugs.)

Some of the reviewers clearly have never heard of games like Wordle, where you only get one game a day. This is one of those games! You’re not supposed to sit in your phone for hours playing it. Also there are VERY SHORT ads between guesses sometimes. It’s really not that bad.

On another note, my app is broken almost everyday. Sometimes it resets and I get six more guesses (great!), sometimes my guesses are still there but the country has changed, sometimes I get the same country two days in a row. I don’t see a lot of others say this, so maybe it’s just me…

Sudan and South Sudan were listed as one country, that was weird.

1) far too many ads. One always seems to command my screen right before displaying the right answer
2) This was advertised about identifying COUNTRIES based on their shape. Yesterday was the Falkland Islands. That’s not a country. Very frustrating when you are trying to identify a COUNTRY. This has happened several times.
3) Almost always—when it IS a country—the subject is some obscurity beyond obscurity. It would be nice to have something like Thailand 10-15 percent of the time. Nobody likes to lose more often than they win.
Make these changes and it would be a great little app.
4) The only reasons I don’t give it 1 star is that I like the concept and I like the ‘miles from and direction to’ feature.

Overall I enjoy the game enough that I keep playing, but that said, it can be a little head scratching at times with the directions. The more annoying aspect, however, is that it states that you find a new country everyday. Though today’s answer was not a country. It’s a territory. There is a difference. Which is fine, include territories. Just don’t say I am supposed to be looking for a country if that’s not what I should be looking for. It does make it fun to discover new places I’ve never heard of, however. But again, correct basic instructions would be helpful.

Crappy UI, game bugs out 24/7, gives you ads every 5 seconds, always asking for premium. You can play one game of their new game-modes until you are again spammed to get their premium version. Today I pulled out the game again to attempt to sell its premium version and bugs out the app in the process. I restart the app and enter in 2 countries before getting hit with another advertisement; at this point I just quit. The game also often has incorrect directions. The game also says COUNTRIES are supposed to be located in the description but continues to use territories within the game. The game itself is a great concept just extremely poorly executed... don't waste your time