Just an outline, no labels, and it might be spun or resized. Can you name it in six guesses?
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How to play
A country's silhouette appears with no other clues, often rotated and scaled to keep you honest. Type a country name to guess; each wrong attempt nudges you closer with a hint, but you only have six tries.
Study the outline shape alone
Type a country name to make a guess
Use feedback from wrong guesses to narrow it down
Identify the country within six attempts
Controls
Desktop: type your guess and press Enter (keyboard recommended)
Phone & tablet: tap the field to type with the on-screen keyboard
Game modes
Daily: one shared seeded country, ranked globally
Practice: a fresh country every round to keep training
Tips & strategy
Look for signature features, a long coastline, a peninsula, an island cluster or a boxy border
Mentally rotate the shape to a familiar orientation before deciding
Relative size and proportions survive scaling, so judge length against width
What you'll learn
Silhouette Six tests how well you know the world's countries from their outline alone, building map recognition and a mental atlas.
Skills: country shapes, map recognition, world geography
Best for: roughly grades 4–9 (ages 9–15)
For parents & teachers: sharpens recognition of countries by shape.
About Silhouette Six
Silhouette Six is an original, free browser geography game that tests how well you know countries by their shape alone. No download or sign-up needed.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
