Five new capitals land for everyone
Same cities, same moment, worldwide. Your home screen counts down to the reset, and a widget keeps your streak in view.

World Capital Cities is a geography game for iPhone and iPad. At 00:00 UTC everyone gets the same five capitals. Drop a pin on the globe, score up to 200 points per city, and see where you stand on today's leaderboard.
Tap where you think the capital is, then lock it in. Scoring here uses the same distance curve as the real Daily Challenge.
Tap again to move your pin. Nothing counts until you lock in.
Every guess is scored on a smooth curve from 200 down toward zero. A pin anywhere in the metro area keeps nearly full marks. A pin in the wrong country fades fast.
Same cities, same moment, worldwide. Your home screen counts down to the reset, and a widget keeps your streak in view.

The map shows coastlines, not names. Drag to adjust, then lock in. There is no undo and no second try.

Every pin you have ever dropped, coloured Sharp, Close, Fair or Wide. See your typical miss shrink week by week.

Map, multiple-choice and typed geography questions. Finish a route to earn its illustrated Visa stamp.


Four choices, fifteen questions. Filter by continent and difficulty.

One wrong answer costs a heart. How long is your streak?

Browse by continent, search any capital and jump straight to it on the map.

Complete the Daily on consecutive days to earn permanent stamps. They stay in your Passport forever.






Pick a capital to see where it sits, which capitals are its nearest neighbours, and one thing most people don't know about it.
Every day at 00:00 UTC. Everyone in the world plays the same five capitals until the next reset.
Each of the five rounds is worth up to 200 points, so a perfect day is 1,000. Points fall smoothly with distance: about 197 at 50 km, 179 at 300 km and 125 at 1,000 km.
No. You get one official attempt per day, which keeps the leaderboard fair. Classic, Flags, Survival, World Tour and Study are there for unlimited practice.
Yes. Daily has today and weekly standings, and Classic and World Tour have their own boards.
Yes. World Capital Cities runs on iPhone and iPad, with layouts designed for both.