How well do you know Singapore, ah? Pick a theme, pin the spot, don't blur.
Pick a theme (food, history, MRT, ghosts and more) and a difficulty, then read the clue: it describes something that happened or stands somewhere in Singapore, without naming the place. Tap where you think it is on the map and lock it in. Within 100 m scores 5,000 points, and the points drop off the further away you are.
Free, and no sign-up needed: just play in your browser, on a phone or a computer. After a few guesses you can save a nickname to get on the leaderboards, and add an email to sign in on another device with a code, no password.
Yes: 👥 Multiplayer makes a room for up to 8 players, each on their own phone or computer. Send the invite link; the host picks the theme, the time per round and how many rounds, everyone gets the same clues, and after each round you see everyone’s pins and who won it.
Ten clues, the same for everyone, new every midnight Singapore time. Only your first try goes on that day’s board.
Easy shows MRT lines, roads, towns and labels; the hardest shows only the coastline, and harder levels multiply your score more. A 💡 hint shows the planning area for 40% of that round’s points, and zooming in past the opening view costs 5% of the round’s points at first, up to 60% once building names show.
More than a thousand across 17 themes, from hawker centres and MRT stations to schools, war history and ghost stories. Once you’ve saved a nickname, you work through every clue in a theme before any comes round again.
Difficulty changes how much of the map you see. Harder = bigger score multiplier.
Best game per player on any difficulty (the harder the map, the bigger the multiplier), scaled to 5 rounds so games and runs of any length (5+ rounds) compete fairly.
Up to 8 friends, each on their own phone: everyone gets the same clues against the same clock, and after each pick you see everyone's pins. You pick the theme, time and rounds once they're in.
Same clues, same clock, everyone's pins after each round. Pop in your name to play.
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Past this view, zooming in takes 5% off this round's points at first, rising to 60% once building names show, and zooming back out doesn't give it back.
Your rounds so far get saved, then you carry on at the same difficulty.
Pick a nickname to join the leaderboard. Add your email (optional) and you can pick up your scores on any device later — no password, we just email you a code.
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