Multiplayer geography
Settle who knows the world better. Race a friend through country comparisons, flags and map questions, or gather a group for Party.
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Which country is farther north?
Japan
Brazil
Outlines are not to scale.
Reveal the answer
Japan. Both players see the same question in a duel. A quick correct answer helps, but you still need to win the next rounds.
Make it a friendly rivalry
- Open the lobby and choose matchmaking or a private room. For a friend duel, create a room and share its invite.
- Both players answer the same questions. Mixed duels include country stats, geography comparisons, flags and outlines.
- Duels are first to five round wins, capped at nine rounds. Points break a tie in round wins. Party has its own elimination rules.
Before you play
- How many people can play?
- A duel has two players. Party supports 3–8 players, starting with two warm-up rounds before score-based elimination rounds.
- What if nobody is available?
- Use a bot match to practice without waiting for a human opponent. Public matchmaking depends on other players being in the queue.
- Can we play from different devices?
- Yes. Each player opens TerraBrawl in their own browser and joins the same room. Phones and computers can play together; an active internet connection is required.