What makes a good GeoGuessr alternative?
There is no single best replacement, because players love different parts of GeoGuessr. Before you pick one, decide which of these matters most to you:
- Real-world imagery you can move through. Street View games let you walk down roads and look around. Photo and video games give you a fixed scene to study instead.
- Fair free access. Some games are free and ad-supported, some limit how many rounds you can play each day, and some keep features for paying supporters.
- Playing with other people. Duels, parties and team modes vary a lot, and some need an account or a paid tier to host.
- Variety. Community maps, daily challenges and different modes keep a game fresh after the first week.
- Where you can play. Every game here runs in a web browser, and a few also have phone apps.
- A new objective. If you have played thousands of rounds of guess-the-location, a different goal, such as guessing the year or finding hidden treasure, can feel like a new game rather than a copy.
GeoGuessr alternatives at a glance
A quick comparison of the nine games in this guide. Details for each follow below.
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Huntaz
- What you do
- Explore streets and find hidden treasure chests
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free to play with a free account
- Multiplayer
- Team treasure hunts
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WorldGuessr
- What you do
- Guess the location on a map
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free, supported by ads
- Multiplayer
- Ranked duels, 2v2 and private parties
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OpenGuessr
- What you do
- Guess the location on a map
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free, supported by ads, with optional supporter perks
- Multiplayer
- Rooms, duels and competitions
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Geotastic
- What you do
- Guess the location, plus party modes such as Geobingo
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free, with optional one-time supporter levels
- Multiplayer
- Lobbies with friends
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Hide and Seek World
- What you do
- Hide on the map, or find where others are hiding
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free public games and 1v1 rooms; paid memberships for bigger rooms
- Multiplayer
- Public games and private rooms
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Streetviewr
- What you do
- Guess the country from Street View
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free with a daily game limit; paid Premium removes it
- Multiplayer
- Leaderboards
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City Guesser
- What you do
- Watch a street video and guess the city
- Imagery
- Walking and driving videos
- Free access
- Free, supported by donations
- Multiplayer
- Multiplayer mode
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TimeGuessr
- What you do
- Guess where and when a photo was taken
- Imagery
- Historical photos
- Free access
- Check the official site
- Multiplayer
- Multiplayer mode
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Worldle
- What you do
- Guess the country from its outline
- Imagery
- Country shapes
- Free access
- Free daily puzzle; the archive needs Premium
- Multiplayer
- No (share your result)
Free-access details come from each game’s official site, checked on 27 October 2026. They change often.
The 9 best GeoGuessr alternatives
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1. Huntaz
Our game: Street View treasure hunt
Huntaz keeps the part of GeoGuessr many players enjoy most, walking through real streets in Google Street View, and gives you a different mission. Instead of working out where you are, you explore the location you are given and search for hidden treasure chests before time runs out.
Each chest you open adds Huntaz Points. Play a Quick Hunt on your own whenever you like, take on the Daily Hunt that every player gets the same day, or join Scheduled Multiplayer and Sponsored Multiplayer hunts with a team. You can also earn Huntaz Coins, which are in-game rewards with no cash value.
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free to play with a free account
- Multiplayer
- Scheduled Multiplayer and Sponsored Multiplayer team hunts, teams of up to four
- Platforms
- Web browser on desktop and mobile, with nothing to download
Good for: players who love exploring Street View and want a goal other than pinning a map.
Worth knowing: it is not a location-guessing game. If you want to test how well you know countries, pick one of the guessers below.
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2. WorldGuessr
Street View location guessing
WorldGuessr is the closest match to the classic GeoGuessr round. You are placed somewhere in Street View, look for clues, and drop a pin on the map. The closer the pin, the more points you score.
Its own site says every mode is free with unlimited rounds, paid for by ads. You can play single player without an account. A free account unlocks ranked 1v1 duels and 2v2 team duels, and you can also play unranked matches or private parties with friends.
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free, supported by ads
- Account
- Not needed for single player; free account for ranked duels and 2v2
- Platforms
- Browser, plus iOS and Android apps
Good for: players who want the GeoGuessr formula, including competitive duels, without a subscription.
Worth knowing: it is an independent game, not affiliated with GeoGuessr, and it shows ads.
Official site: worldguessr.com
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3. OpenGuessr
Street View location guessing
OpenGuessr is another free, browser-based Street View guessing game. You can start without creating an account, choose from a large library of community maps, and play at your own pace or against a timer.
For playing with others it offers multiplayer lobbies, which its site says need no account, plus ranked duels and competitions. Its site says no mode is locked behind a paywall: ads pay for it, and paid supporter tiers add perks such as badges and, from the second tier, an ad-free experience.
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free, supported by ads, with optional supporter perks
- Account
- Not needed to start; needed to add friends
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: jumping straight into a round with no sign-up.
Worth knowing: like WorldGuessr, it is ad-supported and independent of GeoGuessr.
Official site: openguessr.com
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4. Geotastic
Multiplayer geo quiz
Geotastic describes itself as a free, crowdfunded, multiplayer-focused geo quiz built around Google Street View. It is designed for playing with friends at the same time in shared lobbies.
Beyond classic rounds it has party modes such as Geobingo, where players hunt through Street View for scenes that fill a bingo card. Its help pages say playing needs a free account, while guests can still join a lobby. According to its donations page, supporter levels come from one-time donations and unlock extras such as bigger lobbies and the map editor.
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free, with optional one-time supporter levels
- Account
- Free account to play; guests can join lobbies
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: groups of friends and streamers who want custom lobbies and party modes.
Worth knowing: its donations page says guests and players without a supporter level may see ads.
Official site: geotastic.net
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5. Hide and Seek World
Street View hide and seek
Hide and Seek World flips the usual idea around. One player picks a hiding spot on the world map, and the others explore Street View, reading signs, buildings and landscape, to work out where they are hiding. The closer your guess, the more points you earn.
Public multiplayer games are free and supported by ads, and private 1v1 rooms are free too. Paid memberships add larger private rooms, remove street names from Street View and remove ads for the room. Quick Play needs no account.
- Imagery
- Street View
- Free access
- Free public games and 1v1 rooms; paid memberships for bigger rooms
- Account
- Not needed for Quick Play
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: a social, party-style twist on location guessing.
Worth knowing: private rooms for more than two players need a paid membership.
Official site: hideandseek.world
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6. Streetviewr
Country guessing
Streetviewr shows you real Google Street View scenes and asks you to name the country, over ten rounds per game. There is also a daily challenge and a leaderboard.
Free members get a set number of games each day, and a paid Premium plan adds unlimited games and extra modes. Free players need to sign up before they can move around in Street View. The site has no ads and accepts donations.
- Imagery
- Google Street View
- Free access
- Free with a daily game limit; paid Premium removes it
- Account
- Free sign-up to move in Street View and join the leaderboard
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: quick country-recognition practice.
Worth knowing: you guess the country only, not an exact spot, and free play is capped each day.
Official site: streetviewr.com
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7. City Guesser
Video location guessing
City Guesser, part of the Virtual Vacation site, uses real walking and driving videos instead of Street View. You watch the street come to life, with traffic and people moving around you, then click the map to guess where you are.
A Time Challenge stops the video after a set number of seconds, and there is a multiplayer mode. The site says it is free for everyone and asks players to support it with donations.
- Imagery
- Walking and driving videos
- Free access
- Free, supported by donations
- Account
- No sign-up mentioned on the game page
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: players who find moving video more atmospheric than still panoramas.
Worth knowing: you cannot walk around freely; you watch where the camera goes.
Official site: virtualvacation.us/guess
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8. TimeGuessr
Photo history and geography
TimeGuessr adds a second question to every round: when? You look at a historical photograph and guess both where and in which year it was taken. It offers a daily challenge, random games, multiplayer and quizzes made by its community.
Its home page does not state its pricing, so check the official site for current free-play terms.
- Imagery
- Historical photos
- Free access
- Not stated on the home page
- Multiplayer
- Yes, a multiplayer mode
- Platforms
- Web browser, plus iOS and Android apps
Good for: history fans who want more than geography.
Worth knowing: photos are fixed scenes; there is no exploring.
Official site: timeguessr.com
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9. Worldle
Daily country puzzle
Worldle is a short daily puzzle rather than a Street View game. You see the outline of a country and have six attempts to name it. After each wrong answer you are shown how far away and in which direction the right country is.
The daily game is free in your browser with no download. Older puzzles in the archive need a Teuteuf Games account and a Premium membership.
- Imagery
- Country outlines
- Free access
- Free daily puzzle; the archive needs Premium
- Account
- Not needed for the daily puzzle
- Platforms
- Web browser
Good for: a two-minute geography fix every day.
Worth knowing: one puzzle a day, played alone.
Official site: worldle.teuteuf.fr
Free, freemium or subscription: what the labels mean
"Free GeoGuessr alternative" can mean quite different things. Here is how the games in this guide fund themselves, so you know what to expect before you start.
Free and supported by ads
WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr let you play their main modes without paying and show ads to cover their costs. OpenGuessr also sells optional supporter perks.
Free with optional extras
Geotastic, Hide and Seek World and Worldle are free to play, with paid options for extras such as bigger private rooms, removing ads or an archive of past puzzles. City Guesser is free and asks for donations.
Free with a daily limit
Streetviewr gives free members a set number of games per day, with a paid plan for more. GeoGuessr itself works in a similar spirit: its official free page lists the Daily Challenge as needing no subscription, while its other modes, such as duels, party games and its map library, are included in a subscription.
Huntaz
Huntaz is free to play. Create a free account, open the game in your browser and start hunting for treasure.
A different objective
Why Huntaz is different from location-guessing games
Every other Street View game on this list asks the same question: where am I? Huntaz asks a different one: where is the treasure?
You know which city you are in. The challenge is to explore its streets, look carefully at your surroundings and find the chests hidden around the location before the clock runs out. In multiplayer hunts your team needs enough Huntaz Points at each location to stay in the race.
- Quick Hunt: a solo run whenever you want one.
- Daily Hunt: the same hunt for everyone each day, with a leaderboard.
- Scheduled Multiplayer and Sponsored Multiplayer: team treasure hunts against other players.
Which GeoGuessr alternative suits you?
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The classic GeoGuessr round, free
Try WorldGuessr or OpenGuessr.
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Ranked competition
WorldGuessr has ranked 1v1 and 2v2 duels with a free account.
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A party game with friends
Geotastic lobbies, or Hide and Seek World for a hide-and-seek twist.
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Something quick every day
Worldle, or the Huntaz Daily Hunt if you would rather explore than guess.
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History as well as geography
TimeGuessr asks you to guess the year too.
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To explore Street View with a new goal
Huntaz turns the streets into a treasure hunt, solo or with a team.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a completely free GeoGuessr alternative?
Several games let you play their main modes without paying. WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr are free and supported by ads, and Geotastic, Hide and Seek World and Worldle are free with optional paid extras. Huntaz is free to play with a free account.
What is the closest game to GeoGuessr?
WorldGuessr and OpenGuessr follow the classic formula most closely: you explore a Street View scene and pin your guess on a map.
Is GeoGuessr free?
GeoGuessr’s official free page lists the Daily Challenge as needing no subscription. Its other modes, including duels and party games, are included in a subscription.
Are these games affiliated with GeoGuessr?
No. The alternatives in this guide are separate games. Huntaz is an independent game and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by GeoGuessr.
Is Huntaz a GeoGuessr clone?
No. Huntaz also uses Street View, but you do not guess your location. You explore the streets and search for hidden treasure chests, alone or with a team. Read GeoGuessr vs Huntaz for a full comparison.
Can I play these games on my phone?
All nine work in a mobile browser. WorldGuessr and TimeGuessr also have phone apps. Huntaz runs in your phone’s browser with nothing to download.
Sources and how we checked
We checked each game's own website on 27 October 2026 for how it plays, what is free and what needs an account or payment. Games change their features and plans often, so check the official site before you rely on any detail here.
Geotastic and OpenGuessr build their pages in the browser with JavaScript, so we checked their official pages (help, donations, about and getting-started pages) as published and indexed rather than by loading the live app. Their details are the most likely to have changed.
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