Test your global knowledge with engaging geography games. Explore landmarks, identify flags, rebuild continents, and uncover fascinating facts about every country. Track your travels and learn about the world in a fun, challenging way.
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October 4, 2026
The world as a globe The map button at the side of the desk now opens a 3D globe, as well as putting the map on your wall. Drag to spin it and pinch to zoom. Tap a country for its flag, capital, population, size and the time there, or scatter the landmarks over it (all 1,189, or one kind at a time) and tap one for its story. The moon button shades the half of the world where it is night right now, with a line along the edge between day and night and the places where the sun is rising and setting. Find It Two games on the globe. Ten to Find asks for countries, capitals and landmarks, and scores you by how close your tap lands. It remembers what it has asked, and shares that memory with Landmark Hunt, so the same place does not keep coming round. Letter Hunt gives you a letter and asks you to tap every country that begins with it. Nothing is named and nothing is marked until you finish. Then the ones you missed light up and the globe flies you round them. Play it with or without a clock. True Size Pick up a country and drag it somewhere else. It stays its real size wherever it goes, which is the thing a flat map cannot do. Put Greenland on the equator and see how big it really is. My World and Fly My World paints the countries in your travel journal gold across the globe. Fly sends an aeroplane from one capital to another along the shortest way round the world, which is rarely the way it looks on a flat map. The picture of the Earth is NASA's Blue Marble.
MoreMap Minded features a variety of challenges including locating famous landmarks, recreating national flags, rebuilding continents, guessing capital cities, and identifying countries by silhouette. It offers multiple-choice and text-entry options for a personalized difficulty.
Yes, you can tap on any country to discover its population, cities, history, geography, and fun facts. The app also allows you to measure distances between places and see coordinates.
Yes, Map Minded includes a travel journal where you can record countries you've visited and when. Your travels are highlighted on the world map, showing your exploration progress.
Progress is tracked through various game modes, such as the Landmark Challenge where distance from the correct location is measured, and the Travel Journal which shows the percentage of the world explored. Some head scratcher questions also track your attempts.
Map Minded has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The game modes offer varying difficulty levels to accommodate different skill sets.
Map Minded is available on both iPhone and iPad devices, offering a consistent experience across Apple's mobile platforms.
Map Minded was last updated on September 19, 2026, with version 1.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and potential for future improvements.
No, Map Minded is ad-free. The developer explicitly states 'no adverts' as part of the 'buy it once' arrangement, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
