Corto names a place and gives you ten seconds to tap it on the world map. Not a photograph to decode, not a multiple-choice answer. Each question scores up to 1,000 points on accuracy and speed, a game is ten questions, and a perfect game is 10,000.
Volcanoes, F1 circuits, wine regions, WWII battlegrounds, the streets of Amsterdam: 20,981 places across 175 themed map packs in twelve categories, so the subject is rarely countries again. World Cities and ten learning packs are included free and cover the countries, states and provinces school asks for, in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish.
Head-to-head multiplayer runs over Game Center: turn-based, three rounds of ten, no chat.
The download is free and stays free. No ads, no subscription, no lives or energy or hints to buy. The 164 further packs are one-time unlocks you keep. Nothing you can buy improves your score.
Built by a one-person studio in the Netherlands.
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