About Geotrap

Geotrap is a free daily geography trivia game. Every day there are five rounds. Each round asks a question, like “Which of these border Brazil?” or “Which of these use the euro?”, and shows ten countries. Five fit the question and five are traps.

Each safe pick is worth more than the last (1, 2, 3, 4, then 5 points, plus 5 more for finding all five). Tap a trap and you lose that round’s points, so bank them whenever you like. A shield, a flare and a double help along the way, and a supply crate hides somewhere in rounds 1 to 4. Everyone gets the same questions, so you can see how you did against everyone else.

New questions come out every day at midnight. No app or account is needed.

Where the facts come from

• Country names, borders, languages, currencies and areas: world-countries (Open Database License).
• Population and capital locations: the World Bank.
• Average temperatures: World Bank Climate Change Knowledge Portal, 1991–2020.
• Map shapes: Natural Earth (public domain).
• Flags: flag-icons (MIT License).

Facts like population and climate are averages from these sources and can differ from other references. Spotted a mistake? Email hello@geotrap.io.

Terms of use

• Geotrap is free for personal use. Please don’t copy the game or its questions to run your own copy.
• The game is provided as is. We try to keep the facts right and the site running, but we can’t promise either.
• Don’t try to break the site or fake scores. We may remove scores that look automated or impossible.
• We may change these terms. The current version is always on this page.

Last updated November 5, 2026