Name a place. The more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.
Ravel
What is Ravel?
Ravel is a name-guessing game built around a simple premise: identify a hidden answer from a familiar topic within seven tries. The featured edition focuses on world countries, challenging players to name the correct nation from the full list of possibilities.

Seven tries is just enough to feel clever without turning your coffee break into a whole research project.

Finally, a geography game that tests the names on the map, not just the shapes and flags.

Seven guesses gives you a solid sample size to run the numbers on your own geography knowledge.

A name game where every guess is a clue, and every clue is a little verbal cartography.
How to play Ravel
Each round presents a single target country. Players make guesses within the seven-attempt limit, relying on their knowledge of world geography to narrow down the options and arrive at the correct answer. With limited tries, each guess carries weight, and strategic elimination becomes as important as raw recall.
Tips & strategy
- Brush up on country names across all continents, since any nation can appear as the target.
- Use your earlier guesses to rule out regions or groups of countries, narrowing the field with each attempt.
- If you play the daily round, treat it as a focused test — the replayable puzzles offer a lower-stakes way to practice the same format.
Frequently asked questions
What topics does Ravel cover?
Beyond world countries, Ravel extends to categories like video games, music bands, superheroes, car brands, American sports teams, programming languages, and celebrities, among others.
Is there a daily puzzle?
Yes, the game includes a daily country challenge, and additional replayable rounds are available for continued practice.
How many guesses do I get?
The game gives you seven tries to identify the correct answer.
Where to play
Your next daily obsession
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