DailyCountry
DailyCountry is a daily country-guessing game where you identify one mystery country from clues such as language, currency, distance, direction, population and borders; it resets once per day at midnight local time.
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DailyCountry is a free daily guess-the-country game that gives you one mystery country to find each day. You submit country names and each guess returns a table of clues: official language, currency, distance in kilometres, compass direction, population and number of land borders. The game scores guesses with colour hints and awards points for speed and efficiency.
Guesses in DailyCountry are unlimited but performance matters because fewer tries and faster answers increase your score. Colours indicate closeness: green for exact or adjacent, orange for near, and red for far. The site supports multiple languages and provides shareable emoji results so you can publish your outcome after solving the daily puzzle. A new puzzle appears every day at midnight in your local time.
How to play DailyCountry
- Open the DailyCountry Countries mode to play the country-guessing puzzle for today.
- Type any country name as your first guess; no map lookup is required to get started.
- Read the clue table returned for each guess: official language, currency, distance in kilometres, compass direction, population and land-border count.
- Use the colour feedback where green means very close or exact, orange means somewhat close, and red means far to guide your next guess.
- Keep guessing until you identify the mystery country; guesses are unlimited, but fewer tries and faster answers earn more points.
- Share your emoji result if you want to post your performance once you finish the puzzle.
Tips for DailyCountry
- Start with a country that you know well in each continent to get diverse distance and direction readings early.
- Use the language and currency clues to narrow down regions quickly when distance and direction still cover large areas.
- Pay attention to land-border count to rule out island nations or countries with many neighbours.
- If distance decreases and direction stays similar across guesses, move along that bearing to countries at progressively shorter ranges.
DailyCountry FAQ
What is DailyCountry?
DailyCountry is a free daily guess-the-country game that gives you one mystery country to find each day. Each guess reveals six clues about how close you are: official language, currency, distance in kilometres, compass direction, population and number of land borders.
Is DailyCountry free to play?
Yes, DailyCountry is free to play and does not require signing up. The site advertises one daily puzzle without a sign-in requirement and allows sharing results with emoji.
How many guesses do you get in DailyCountry?
Guesses are unlimited in DailyCountry so you can keep trying until you find the answer. The game still rewards quicker solves and fewer guesses by giving higher scores for faster and more efficient play.
When does the new puzzle come out?
A new DailyCountry puzzle drops once per day at midnight, using your local time. The page states that both the capital and country puzzles refresh daily at local midnight.
How do the clues work in Countries mode?
In Countries mode each guessed country is compared to the mystery country on six clues: official language, currency, distance in kilometres, compass direction, population and number of land borders. Colour coding shows closeness with green for exact or adjacent, orange for near, and red for far.
Is DailyCountry like Worldle or Globle?
DailyCountry plays in the same family as Worldle and Globle by giving distance and direction feedback for each guess. It differs by adding a clue table that includes language, currency, population and border counts instead of a silhouette or a heat map.
Can you share your results from DailyCountry?
Yes, you can share results from DailyCountry because the game provides shareable emoji results. The site explicitly mentions that emoji summaries can be published after completing the daily puzzle.
