GeoDle — Country Draw — Draw the Country from Memory
Country Draw is a free daily geography game: you get a country name and draw its outline from memory on a blank sheet — no reference, no tracing. Your sketch is then scored against the real map shape, so you can see exactly where you bulged out or cut in. A new country every day, plus unlimited practice.
About Country Draw
Country Draw is a free daily geography game: you get a country name and draw its outline from memory on a blank sheet — no reference, no tracing. Your sketch is then scored against the real map shape, so you can see exactly where you bulged out or cut in. A new country every day, plus unlimited practice.
How to Play
- Read the country name and start the timer — harder shapes get more time.
- Draw the outline from memory on the blank canvas. Undo or clear as you go.
- Press Done to score your sketch against the real shape and see your deviation.
Tips
- Block out the overall proportions first, then add the coastline detail — position and scale score more than wiggles.
- Anchor on the two or three points you are sure of and connect them; a closed shape scores better than a perfect fragment.
- Coverage counts as much as accuracy, so finish the outline even if the last stretch is rough.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Country Draw?
- Country Draw is a free daily game where you draw a country’s outline from memory and get scored out of 100 against the real map shape.
- How is my drawing scored?
- Your line is compared with the true outline in both directions — how close your strokes sit to the border, and how much of the border you actually covered. Position and size are fitted automatically, so it tests shape memory rather than where you started drawing.
- Do I have to draw well to play?
- No. Scoring rewards the overall shape, not neat lines. Rough sketches that capture the right proportions score well, and every result shows the true outline so you learn the shape.
