What is Globe Streaks?
Globe Streaks is a free, web-based geography and world-knowledge game. Players can test and build their knowledge of countries, capitals, flags, populations, economies, and more — through a range of interactive quiz and challenge formats.
The game is designed to be quick to pick up, satisfying to return to daily, and genuinely educational without feeling like a textbook. No account is required — progress is tracked locally in your browser.
What you can do
Daily Challenges
Two fresh challenges every day: World Daily (ten geography questions) and GlobeDrop Daily (locate cities on the globe). Complete both to build your combined streak.
GlobeDrop
Place a marker on a 3-D globe to pinpoint cities, landmarks, and geographic features. Your score is based on how close you land — every kilometre counts.
Geography Quizzes
Ten quiz modes including capitals, flags, population, GDP, land area, currency, official language, silhouette, continent, and GDP per capita. Play globally or filter by continent.
Country Maps
Click the correct country on an interactive continent map. Work through every country on a continent, one click at a time.
Cities Quizzes
Locate cities on regional maps — covering the United States, Europe, South America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania.
Challenges
Create a shareable challenge link in any game mode and see how your score compares against a friend.
Streaks & Scores
Daily streaks track how many consecutive days you've played World Daily, GlobeDrop Daily, and the combined challenge. Scores are saved locally in your browser.
Passport & Progress
Earn XP, unlock levels, and track achievements across all game modes. Your Passport summarises your strengths and history at a glance.
World Data
Browse ranked country statistics — population, GDP, land area, GDP per capita, population density, and trade export data — sourced from publicly available datasets.
Country Profiles
Look up facts, statistics, and export data for individual countries.
Data and sources
Country statistics — including population, GDP, and land area — are sourced from publicly available World Bank datasets. Trade and export data comes from UN Comtrade via World Bank WITS. Geographic information including country names, borders, and flags reflects widely used international standards and may not capture every territorial dispute or recent political change.
Ready to play?
Start with today's daily challenge or dive into any quiz mode.