Azimuth Geography

Your chart table holds up to four clue cards and a box of pins. Every pin you push into the map is read by every card at once: how many kilometres to its place and toward which of the eight compass points. Find a place before it gives you any reading and you get the pin back.

Find countries, capitals, flags, rivers and landmarks on the world map. Every tap tells each open clue how far and which way. 54 stages and a daily voyage.

Each card names a place to find: a country by its name, its capital, its flag, its outline or its neighbours, a river, a landmark or a city. Tap the map where you think a place is. If the tap lands on it, the card is found and the next clue takes its place. If not, every open card shows how far its place is from your tap and which way it lies, and the selected card draws an arc on the map: its place lies somewhere along that arc. Tap a card to choose whose arcs you see. Every tap costs a pin; a place found before any reading gives its pin back, and a tap that lands on two places at once finds both. Find every place before the pins run out to clear the stage. Drag to move the map, pinch, scroll or use the plus and minus buttons to zoom.