There are all sorts of neat geography games on the internet these days but this one has to be one of the best.
Travle is a game that tests your border knowledge by asking you to travel from one country to another in the shortest route possible, i.e. through the least amount of countries. Sometimes the shortest route is not the one that you thought it would be..

Here’s the link so you can have a play yourselves: https://imois.in/games/travle/

There’s so many versions of the game too including UK Counties, US States, and states and regions from countless other countries. Great fun!

39 Comments

  1. Poland borders Russia through Kaliningrad, so although its an exclave of Russia, you only need go 'Germany, Poland, Russia and Georgia or Azerbaijan).

  2. The typing is unnaturally loud. Is your microphone unsuspended on your desk or do you have the clunkiest rubber dome keyboard ever?

    It's not a huge deal but it's one of those little things that I've seen hold creators back. I might not stop watching when I hear that but some will. It's much deeper in tone and therefore invasive than just normal mechanical clicky clacky.

  3. Hey Tom, there is an unlimited version of Travle on the web! I sent you a link to this one on Oct 2nd. I would be amazing if you would check it out ☺️

  4. Just out of curiosity:
    After all that amazing stuff you did on Geoguessr, I always thought you are some sort of omniscient mastermind, knowing the world map in detail and on a small scale almost by heart. How come you have hard time picturing a simple political map in your head?
    No offense, I still think you are a great mastermind in geography and several other areas of human knowledge, I’m just really wondering about how human brain and memory work sometimes.

  5. As you said sea borders are valid, i think you could get a "shorter" route from Lebanon to Liechtenstein: If you go from Turkey to Greece, from Greece to italy and from Italy either to austria or Switzerland you shorten it by 2 countries.

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