Prove it on a blank map with no labels. Guess where each country, capital, city and landmark is, drop your pin, and see how close you came. Every place you find earns a passport stamp.
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Asked for Japan, you get the map and nothing else. Drop a pin where you think it is: the closer you land, the more you score. Some rounds flip it, and you name a country from its outline.
Countries, capitals, cities, oceans, landmarks
Map sense is one number for how well you know the world map. Harder places count for more, so it climbs as your mental map grows, and the board shows how you compare.
One number that climbs as you improve
Every place you find is stamped into your Atlas Passport. Land every step Dead on and the stamp turns golden. All 195 countries, the oceans, world capitals and famous landmarks are waiting.
A stamp for every place you find
After a drop you get a fact about the place, short enough to stick. Drop on Japan and you might get this:
The Daily Challenge is free and new every day: ten places, five minutes, the same list for everyone. Get marks out of 100, see where you placed, and dare a friend to beat you.
Free every day. Dare a friend.
Start with the continents and oceans, then turn the pages through countries, cities and places, all the way to the Grand Tour. Each book asks a little more of you than the last.
Pick a travel companion and set off. Rio trusts his gut, Pia measures twice, and both are on the trip with you.
Atlas & Pin is a geography game for iPhone. You get a map with no labels and the name of a country, capital, city, ocean or landmark. Drop a pin where you think it is and see how close you came.
All 195 countries, the continents and oceans, hundreds of world cities and capitals, and famous landmarks such as temples, palaces, ruins and national parks. Every place has facts you see after you drop.
The map has no labels, so you find places by where they really are and build a mental map of the world instead of memorizing answers. Name it rounds show a country's outline and ask which country it is; everything else is you and the pin.
Yes. A new Daily Challenge opens every day: ten places, five minutes, free. Everyone gets the same list, gets marks out of 100 and sees where they placed.
The app is free to download. The Daily Challenge is free every day, and the pins you spend on the Journey refill over time. The Explorer Pack and pin packs are optional purchases.
GeoGuessr drops you into a street scene and you work out where you are. Worldle shows a country's shape and you guess its name. In Atlas & Pin you get the name and a blank map, and you put the pin on the place yourself.
Practice finding them on a blank map. Looking at a labeled map feels like learning, but pulling a place out of your memory with no labels is what makes it stick. Start with the continents, then work through the countries one region at a time.
No. You can start as a guest from your first drop. Sign in with Apple, Google or email when you want your passport saved and your name on the leaderboard.
Your 6-character code is on the Pins page under Invite a friend. When a friend enters it in their first week, at sign-in or under Redeem referral code on the Pins page, you both get free pins.
Not yet. Atlas & Pin is made for iPhone and is coming soon to the App Store.
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