Patrick! This is for you.
My best score so far is level 6, 6435
This was mostly through luck though, because most of my other attempts have landed me in level 4.
my corner of nowhere particular
Patrick! This is for you.
My best score so far is level 6, 6435
This was mostly through luck though, because most of my other attempts have landed me in level 4.
8244 on the third try! At Level 7 they take away the country borders and basically, I got tanked because how am I supposed to point out places like Vienna with no frame of reference?
19067, Level 10!
Good God.
wb001i?
is this a robot? if no, no wonder for such a high score!
(i’ll take a look at this later today– we have airplanes flying, finally!)
9755 on my 1st try. I should read things better. I read Swaziland as Switzerland…
It’s really frustrating that this game uses a Mercator Projection. I hate Mercator Projections!
8727, gonna try again!
8669 first try. I’m gonna thank my co worker Tin Tin who is from burma and over the years I learned where Mandalay, Burma is for a Spot on Guess! Thanks Tin Tin!
2nd try:
19222, level 10. and then that’s the end of the game.
I’ve played similar games where speed was the crucial factor. In this game, the more accurate you are gets you a multiplier score, so better to go slow and pinpoint exactly than it is to go fast and less accurate.
9124
12204
Got like 3 thousand something.
SERIOUSLY where the flim-flam is Mauritius?
3rd try: 21294
Oftentimes people wonder if you, Patrick, are a robot.
Well done dude! dang!
What level was this?
Apparently not in the Caribbean.
I finally got to level 10, but didn’t pass it with my score of 16325.
Thought this might be a fun thing for the Contemporary Issues class at the high school, so forwarded it to the teacher. Since she liked it way better than her “last class before vacation” plan, she took the huge class to the computer room and had them either work alone or group together in teams. For one hour the kids worked on the game. Because enhancing their knowledge of locations was the ultimate goal, they had the option to use maps . The official competition began during the last half hour. All teams started at level one and went crazy for thirty minutes. The highest scoring team scored over 20,000+ points (maps were used). The highest score without a map was 14,000+ by a sophomore working alone. The game kept 30 or so kids fully and intensely engaged for 90 minutes. It was amazing, especially for the day before Christmas vacation !
Thanks so much for the link! ( I myself scored miserably but found it to be quite addictive…)
Wow!!! This is awesome!
Level 9!! Haven’t reached 10 though
4th try: 22459