Fribble - Landmark

The daily country drawing game How well do you really know the shape of the world? Landmark is a daily geography game that challenges you to draw a country from memory. You are given the name of a country and nothing else — your job is to recreate its outline as accurately as you can.

There are no maps to trace and no borders to copy. Landmark tests your mental picture of countries around the world, rewarding players who can remember coastlines, curves, borders, and distinctive shapes.

How to play Each day’s puzzle gives you the name of a country.

Your task is to draw its outline on the canvas entirely from memory. You can draw the country at any size and place it anywhere on the canvas — what matters is how closely the shape of your drawing matches the real country.

Once you are satisfied with your drawing, submit it to receive your score.

You cannot trace the outline or look at a map while you draw. The challenge is to rely entirely on your own knowledge of the country’s shape.

Accuracy, not size Your Landmark score is based on how accurately your silhouette matches the actual country, rather than how large your drawing is or where you placed it on the canvas.

Your drawing is normalized for comparison, allowing you to focus purely on the shape. A small but accurate drawing can therefore score just as well as a large one.

The closer your outline matches the real country’s silhouette, the higher your score.