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Travle

Fill in the countries a route crosses between a starting country and an ending country.

DleBox's guide

Travle gives you two countries and the fact that a route runs from one to the other. You name the countries in between, in order. A guess that is on the route locks in. A guess that is off the route does not. You are not identifying a single silhouette. You are rebuilding a path, which means borders and neighbors matter more than the outline of any one country.

The daily route is shared. The original site shows how far along you are. DleBox does not host that board and does not list the countries on today's route. The button opens travle.earth. Worldle is one shape. Globle is one hidden country and a heat map. Travle is a sequence. Mixing them up is easy because the names rhyme. The tasks do not.

A wrong country next door to the route can feel harsh, and that harshness is the puzzle. The path is specific. Knowing that France borders Spain does not tell you whether today's route uses that border. This page will not say whether it does.

Rules

  • A start country and an end country are given.
  • You name the countries the route crosses, in order.
  • A country off the path does not fill a gap.
  • The daily route is shared.
  • DleBox does not list those countries.

Why we like it

  • ✓ Neighbors matter more than famous outlines.
  • ✓ A correct country locks, so progress is visible.
  • ✓ The puzzle is a path, which Wordle cannot be.

Choose Travle when your geography is about adjacency. WhereTaken is about a photograph. Tradle is about exports. If you want a place quiz you can replay on DleBox, the geography pack under Krillion asks you to name a capital, an ocean, or a euro-area country from our own list. It is not a route.

Naming a famous country in the middle of the path, out of order, does not fill the gap. The route is a sequence of borders. DleBox does not sketch the path or list the missing states. travle.earth shows the start, the end, and your progress. This page only separates that job from naming one outline. If you cannot place neighbors, the route will feel blank, and that is information about the puzzle rather than a defect.

About the game

Travle is published by Travle. DleBox did not make that game. This page names the maker and links over. It does not speak for them.

Category:
Geography. Open the Geography category.
Updates:
Once a day on the original site.
Reset:
This page does not state their timezone. The original game shows the day's puzzle.