Shrimply
What is Shrimply?
Shrimply is a geography guessing game where you identify a country from a set of clues. Once you think you know the answer, you launch a shrimp toward that country on the map. It is a browser-based game made by Michael Boujikian.

A clever way to turn country-spotting into a game, though I wish the map gave you a bit more room to roam.

Perfect little brain break – guess, launch, and you're done before your tea gets cold.

It's the rare geography game that respects you enough to read the credits – and the clue links are a nice bonus feature.
How to play Shrimply
Read the clues shown for the current puzzle; each clue links to additional reading if you want more context. Pick the country you believe the clues describe, then launch the shrimp to send in your answer. You can also skip to the next puzzle or use the endless play option.
Tips & strategy
- Read all the clues before guessing, since small details can point to a specific country.
- Follow the clue links for more context if you are unsure.
- Use the map to double-check where a country is located before launching.
- Pay attention to any flags shown to help narrow down your choice.
- Skipping a puzzle is an option, so you can move on and come back later if you get stuck.
Frequently asked questions
Is Shrimply free to play?
The site doesn't mention a price, and Shrimply is presented as a browser-based game you can play at shrimply.andromeda-projects.com.
Where can I play Shrimply?
Shrimply is only available at shrimply.andromeda-projects.com. The credits state that no other site is authorized to host it.
Who made Shrimply?
Shrimply was made by Michael Boujikian, who also posts other games on andromeda-projects.com.
Is there an app version?
The site does not mention an app. Shrimply appears to be a web-based game played in the browser.
How often are new puzzles added?
The page doesn't specify a puzzle schedule. It includes skip and endless play options, but no daily update cadence is stated.
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