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Stopover
Drive from A to B by naming real towns on the way, on one tank of fuel. 225,000 places: cities work, tiny villages score more.
What is Stopover?
Stopover is a daily road-trip puzzle in which you travel from one real place to another by naming towns and villages along the way. It draws on a database of around 225,000 GeoNames settlements, so routes can pass through everything from major cities to tiny villages. The goal is to complete the chosen trip on a single tank of fuel, with smaller settlements offering more points.
Editor takes
Finally a geography game that rewards knowing the obscure hamlets, not just the capitals.
Perfect for a coffee break—one daily trip, a few minutes, and you feel properly clever.
The daily trip is like a solid B-side: short, satisfying, and the tiny villages give you that rare-groove hit.
How to play Stopover
You start by choosing or accepting a trip: the daily trip, a weekly challenge, or a self-planned route with a start and finish. As you move along the map, you type the names of real towns and villages to stop there; each stop uses fuel, and the trip must be completed without running out. Your score depends on the trip length and the kinds of places you visit, with harder rules multiplying the points.
Tips & strategy
- Favour small villages over big cities: tiny settlements score more and can help keep the tank topped up on longer routes.
- Use the Road, Ferry, and Range map layers to see where you can travel and roughly how far your fuel will take you.
- Longer trips offer more stops and a higher potential score, but they require more careful town selection.
- Try the daily trip and weekly challenge for a fixed goal without needing to plan your own start and finish.
- If you want a bigger score, increase the difficulty in the trip settings, since harder rules score more points.
Frequently asked questions
What place data does Stopover use?
It uses GeoNames, with 225,199 settlements loaded into the map. Cities, towns, and villages can all appear as stops.
Is there a new puzzle every day?
The game includes a daily trip, a weekly challenge, and options to plan random or custom trips. Exact reset times are not stated on the page.
Can I play against other people?
There is a Race mode with lobbies, reactions, and quick chat, so you can race other players in some formats.
Can I change units or appearance?
Yes, settings let you switch between kilometres and miles, enable night mode, adjust sound effects, and change the look of your map and vehicles.
Is there help available while playing?
The game includes a How to play guide, a keyboard shortcut reference, and a Typing help setting for assistance with entering place names.
Where to play
Play Stopoverplaystopover.me · free, new puzzle daily
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