The Best TVGuessr Alternatives in 2026

Test your ability to identify locations around the world in GeoHub’s free geography game.

Take trivia quizzes on topics including geography, sports, music, and television with Sporcle.

Locate several cities on a world map in this geography quiz, earning points for speed and accuracy.

Guess Where You Are is a free, unlimited alternative to GeoGuessr focused on guessing locations and geography.

TimeGuessr challenges players to identify both the location and time period of an image through daily and random rounds.

Practice geography with a Jeopardy-style trainer covering countries, capitals, flags, and other map topics.

helloquiz offers hundreds of map quizzes and other geography-related quizzes, with options for search and Anki mode.

Find geography games and related activities through Truffled’s geography page.

GunGuesser shows a firearm and asks players to guess its origin on a world map; the page lists its name, type, designer, and year.

Lofidle plays a lofi cover and asks players to guess the original song, with new daily rounds.

Minecraftle asks players to guess Minecraft crafting recipes through a daily puzzle.

Akinator asks questions to guess a character chosen by the player, presenting a guessing game in multiple languages.

Prince Chazz uses chess pathfinding in a roguelite where players guide a prince around enemy pieces and race a timer.

GTA V GeoGuessr challenges players to identify locations in the Grand Theft Auto V game world.

Guess The Year asks players to identify when famous events happened, with answers ranging from 1900 to 2021.

Polka Dot Game asks players to eat smaller dots, avoid larger ones, and grow into the biggest dot on the block.

Three Letters Game gives players three letters each round and asks them to make words that follow the displayed rules.

Letterrankd asks players to identify which film has the higher Letterboxd rating in a daily comparison game.

Seedship asks players to guide an AI vessel carrying frozen colonists to a suitable planet in a browser game.

LanguageGuessr plays short speech samples and asks players to identify the language, with daily rounds and support for more than 150 languages.

The Higher Lower Game asks players to compare which of two topics receives more Google searches.

Hyrule GeoGuessr asks players to identify locations in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild setting.

WhatTheHex asks players to identify a hex color code in a color guessing game with adjustable difficulty.

whatlang asks players to identify a language from street signs, store names, and other text in timed rounds.