GeoGuessr drops you into a random location using Google Street View and challenges you to figure out where in the world you are. You look for clues in road signs, landscapes, languages, architecture, license plates, and even utility poles. Then you pin your guess on a map and get scored based on how close you were. Some players become unbelievably good at this, identifying a country in seconds just by looking at the dirt on the side of the road.

The game has a surprisingly devoted community, with competitive leagues, custom maps, and streamers who make a living from playing it. It's also a genuinely educational way to learn about the world's geography without feeling like you're studying. A free tier gives you a few rounds per day, and the paid version removes those limits.