TimeGuessr challenges you to identify both where and when a photo was taken. It’s like GeoGuessr for history nerds.

Geoguessr is a webgame where players are presented an image taken with Google Street View, and they have to guess where the picture was taken. This same concept has been applied to Fortnite, allowing ...

GeoGuessr, the geography game that tasks players with guessing a location in the world based on a random Google Street View image, is coming to Steam. It's slated to hit early access on the platform ...

My son Kell came home from his Tufts winter break bearing a gift: an introduction to Geoguessr.com. This free internet game has actually been around since 2013, but it was new to me—and maybe even to ...

The team behind GeoGuessr is withdrawing the location-guessing game from the Esports World Cup (EWC) after fans protested its decision to participate in the event. Community members pulled many ...

GeoGuessr Steam Edition, a Steam reimagining of one of the world's best-loved browser games, only released on May 8, but it's already the second-worst rated game of all time on Steam. The browser ...

My best score on GeoGuessr yet — played on the hardest setting. A great fit for travel lovers and a real test of world ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The camera-mounted Google truck that drove through South Africa’s Kruger National Park is equipped with a ...

GeoGuessr will not be one of the games participating in Saudi Arabia’s Esports World Cup this year, after criticisms of sportswashing and the country’s poor human rights record. The competitive ...

Picture a dirt road. The reddish brown soil in front of you has been packed down by traffic. On the opposite side of the road, wooden stakes fence the border. Stretching into the street, you can see ...

The GeoGuessr World Cup 2025 has officially concluded, and the outcome was full of surprises. To start with, both finalists from last year, Blinky and MK, did not even reach the semifinals this time.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Trevor Rainbolt, 24, wearily rises, his eyes cataloguing the features of yet another Airbnb. Outside, Seville ...