How Worldle plays
Each guess returns the distance from the target, a compass direction and a proximity percentage. That turns a single guess into information for the next one rather than a pass/fail check.
The daily puzzle is shared, so the answer is not replayable until the next day. Practice mode and an archive are available for players who want more.
Who might enjoy it
A good fit for a short daily routine and for players who enjoy geography and deduction. It is less suitable if you want an endless session without repetition.
Controls and device requirements
Type a country or territory into the guess field and press Guess. The result shows distance, direction and a proximity percentage; the daily puzzle is the same for everyone.
Responsive web layout with a text input; works on desktop and mobile. A keyboard is faster than an on-screen keyboard.
Rights and framing
Official creator-hosted game. CodeYourVibe links out and does not rehost it. No map data, code or art was copied. Basic daily play is free; an optional paid Passport removes ads.
Note: Link-only. The free page includes ads and an optional paid Passport; no payment or account is needed to play the daily puzzle.
What to try next
Creator, sources and verification
Editorial guide by CodeYourVibe. The game was opened and its first interaction was checked on 7 November 2026: PASS — Typed France into the guess field, pressed Guess and saw the distance (2,582 km), direction and 87 percent proximity feedback. This is a real first-session check, not a full review, rating or measured playtime claim.
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