globle.ie exists for one reason: we think guessing a mystery country on a spinning globe is the best way ever invented to accidentally learn geography.
We're a small team of puzzle-game fans (part of Ouaz Games) who kept sending each other Globle scores every morning — and kept getting frustrated by slow mirrors, broken embeds, and sites buried in ads. So we built the version of the site we wanted to use:
- Every game loads instantly. The whole site is static — no databases, no bloat, no downloads, no sign-ups.
- Free means free. No accounts, no paywalls, no "premium hints".
- It works everywhere. Phone, tablet, laptop, the desktop at the back of the classroom — if it has a browser, it plays.
What you'll find here
We focus on daily puzzle games that make you a little smarter each round: Globle (find the mystery country from heat-map clues), Globle Unlimited (the practice version), Dordle (two Wordle grids at once) and Waffle (swap letters to solve the grid), with new geography games added regularly.
Alongside the games, our field notes publish daily hints, strategy guides written by people who actually play (and lose, and keep streaks, and argue about whether Kiribati is a fair answer), plus geography explainers that turn lucky guesses into knowledge.
Credit where it's due
Globle was created by Abe Train, and the daily-geography genre owes a lot to Wordle and to Antoine Teuteuf's games. globle.ie is an independent fan home for playing, learning and talking about these games — we're not affiliated with the original creators.
For parents and teachers
Our games contain no chat, no user content and require no personal information. Many teachers use Globle-style games as class warm-ups — see our information for parents page.
Get in touch
Found a bug? Want a game added? Use our contact page — we read everything.