A different view of the map
Read city grids, coastlines and landforms through satellite puzzles with different clue budgets.
Satellite views remove the street signs that make ground-level guessing comfortable. Rivers, coastlines, runway layouts and urban grids become the clues, with image scale determining what you can reasonably identify. These four picks use different information budgets: a city view may widen after a wrong answer, another allows one answer after optional hints, and a curated landscape can also ask about time. Choose the category or mode before interpreting a bright patch or geometric pattern. Daily access and extended practice differ between publishers. Start with a broad landform hypothesis, then use newly available context to distinguish the remaining places.
Use SatZoom’s six city guesses and progressive zoom-out to compare urban context. A wider river bend or coastline can invalidate an early block-level impression, so reassess the whole hypothesis after each reveal.
Make one guess for each of five daily cities, spending points on useful hints before committing. Daily entries are free, while Unlimited is subscriber-labeled; choose the clue that separates your plausible cities.
Interpret handpicked Sentinel-2 scenes in Location, Season or Event modes. Landform structure can support geography, while snow or water levels add time-related evidence that needs latitude and altitude context.
Choose a themed satellite category such as cities, islands or airports before analyzing the image. The category establishes its likely scale; campaign and duel entries are advertised separately from ordinary recognition practice.