Twenty-five questions about the world, easy to expert, 20 seconds each, and one life. Answer until you miss; every question you clear is a point. The clock starts when you do.
About Atlas
Atlas is a free daily geography game from Mind Loft. Twenty-five multiple-choice questions about the world climb from ones anyone can answer to ones almost nobody can, and a single wrong answer ends the run. Your score is simply how many you cleared in a row, which makes every question a small act of nerve: the further you get, the more you have to lose.
Everyone plays the same twenty-five questions in the same order each day, so the daily leaderboard is a straight fight: longest run wins, and ties break by time. Twenty seconds a question keeps it honest. Every round cycles the same five subjects, capitals, the physical world, flags and borders, places and landmarks, and countries and peoples, so a run rewards a whole map rather than one corner of it.
A new map drops every day at midnight Eastern. No app, no signup, play free in your browser, keep a streak, and race the daily leaderboard. More dailies: Streak, our forty-question trivia gauntlet, Ping, our daily secret city, and Span, our daily border chain.
Atlas, in short
How do you play Atlas?
Twenty-five geography questions climb from gimme to expert, five rounds of five cycling capitals, the physical world, flags and borders, places and landmarks, and countries and peoples. One wrong answer or an empty clock ends the run.
Is Atlas free to play?
Yes. Atlas is free to play in your browser on Mind Loft, with no app to install and no account required.
When does a new Atlas puzzle come out?
A new Atlas arrives every day at midnight Eastern time.
What kind of puzzle is Atlas?
Atlas is a daily geography game from Mind Loft: twenty-five questions, one life. Puzzle type: geography trivia. It is part of the daily geography games lineup.
Can I play past Atlas puzzles?
Yes. Every past Atlas board is in the puzzle archive, a tap away by day.
What other daily geography games does Mind Loft have?
Flank, Span and Ping, among others. The Geography games page lists every one, with a new board for each every day.