Street-view games

Read road signs, architecture and landscapes to work out where you are.

31 games to explore

Compare the clues, find your play style, and visit the official game.

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PlaceGuessr — public solo, multiplayer and party navigation with guest-play and account-feature descriptionsFree entry

PlaceGuessr

Explore real panoramas and place a map pin, with guest solo play and advertised party or duel options.

PUBGEOS — pubg map-guessing introduction and the briefly shown screenshot rulesCheck access

PUBGEOS

Memorize a briefly shown PUBG scene and place its location on the selected in-game map.

StreetSearch — primary description of five-location solo games, duel variants and published source codeCheck access

StreetSearch

Choose five-location solo games or advertised duels, with separate daily and map-list entries.

Streetviewr — loaded google panorama with six country buttons and a ten-round counterFree entry

Streetviewr

Identify a panorama’s country from six options across a ten-round game.

TorontoGuessr — public game interface or activity-selection entry for torontoguessrCheck access

TorontoGuessr

Infer locations from Toronto street scenes and place map guesses across five rounds.

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About street view games

Street-view games turn ordinary roads into geographic clues. Choose a free browser game for a relaxed first round, or a competitive game if you want timed duels and private parties. Coverage, movement rules and account requirements differ: a beautiful panorama does not mean every country is available.