Geography

The map section: the territory of countries, capitals, oceans and the planet's extremes, measured in single-answer questions. Its published round is the world-geography trivia — capitals, oceans and extremes — a quick pass over what the map should leave in the head of whoever travels it.

This is pure memory trivia, the kind most argued in a group: everyone believes they can place a country until question eight says otherwise. The verdict lands after each answer, playing is free with no signup, and the result is shared as proof before the other person tries to beat it. The section keeps adding themed rounds like the rest of the catalog: the map punishes confidence, which is exactly what makes it fun.

• Enter the world-geography round.
• Answer country by country; the verdict lands instantly.
• Challenge the traveller of the group to beat your score.

Travelling is fine; placing every country without a map is better.