How Well Do You
Know The World?

Guess the country polygon over an earth-at-night basemap for harder silhouette recognition. Add 3 difficulty steps: 1 easy, 2 medium, 3 hard, and leave a spacer for future 4 (hardcore) or 4-5 as an AI benchmark tier.

Let players pick their vibe before starting: Quick Brain Warm-up (5 Qs), Deep Focus Session (25 Qs), or Until I Drop (endless). Sets expectations and lowers mid-quiz abandonment.

Each theme tile shows a tiny rotating globe with pins representing content density. Countries pulse boundaries; audio themes emit wave rings.

Hardcore mode with no globe visuals—only Kogi hints. Separate leaderboard and badge "The Cartographer" for 50 correct blind guesses.

When the Daily Mystery resets, send a curious teaser: "I hear they invented something you use every morning..." to lift open rates.

20+ personality-driven miss responses: "Interesting theory, but no...", "The map disagrees, friend", "Close! The wind blew you off course." Makes failure feel playful.

Each theme tile gains a subtle ring showing mastery %. Empty ring pulls newcomers; gold ring marks masters and nudges completion.

A bomb with an unknown fuse is passed between players. Answer fast to toss it; wrong answers force you to hold it and lose time. Three consecutive misses on one player or holding the bomb when it explodes costs points.

Answer choices reveal letter by letter with a slime pit below. First correct answer raises all others; a wrong first answer raises your own podium. Reach the fifth level and you drop into the goo; points scale with survival time.

One player is selected, others bet if they will answer correctly. The stake grows when confidence is low. The chosen player wins or loses the stake based on their answer, creating social pressure and point swings.

Fastest Finger with weighted scoring: correct answers earn more the quicker you respond, rewarding speed and accuracy together.

Answers reveal letter by letter. First correct grabs the pie; wrong answers bench you for the question. Target a player to throw—two hits knocks them out. Points scale with survival.

Default opener: earn points for every correct answer within the timer—speed is irrelevant as long as you beat the clock. Ideal for onboarding before harder rounds.

Speed-weighted: first correct gets the max (e.g., 400 pts), with descending awards for later correct responses. Encourages quick confidence alongside accuracy.

Points convert to time as podium height. Questions make podiums drop; first correct earns a boost, other corrects pause the drop, wrong answers sink you. Drop speed increases over time—last podium standing wins.