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Worldle
Identify a country or territory from its silhouette, using distance and direction clues.
Daily puzzles
Guess where an unusual law comes from by placing a location on a map, with a practice entry.
Guess where an unusual law comes from by placing a location on a map, with a practice entry.
This basic listing was checked against Lawdle’s public entry on October 12, 2026. The screenshot shows the inspected interface. Full paid access, saved accounts and multiplayer sessions were not tested.
Guess where an unusual law comes from by placing a location on a map, with a practice entry.
Compare several independent clues before committing a limited guess.
Remove candidates contradicted by any revealed clue.
Connect the answer with the clues you missed before the next daily puzzle.
Short geographic deduction sessions.
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Choose Worldle for a country silhouette followed by distance and direction clues. It suits visual outline recognition with feedback that helps narrow a country shortlist.
Choose Countryle for geographic and demographic country clues. It suits deduction from country attributes when you prefer facts to photographs or silhouettes.
Guess where an unusual law comes from by placing a location on a map, with a practice entry.
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