Where the F***?
Point your phone at the world. How close can you get?
Where the F***? launched on April 21, 2026 with 2 votes, #4,561 of 21,248 launches that month.
What it does
Place your phone flat, rotate an arrow to point toward a city or landmark anywhere in the world, and estimate the distance. Simple mechanic. Surprisingly hard. New daily challenge every day. 150+ locations, easy and hard mode, works fully offline. Free — no ads, no subscriptions, no nonsense.
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Trivia Developer Jonas Herzog Language EN English Size 4.3 MB iPhone, iPad Think you know where things are? Prove it. Where the F***? is a geography game that puts your sense of direction to the test. Point to a city or landmark anywhere in the world, then estimate how far away it is. Simple concept, surprisingly tricky. HOW TO PLAY • Place your phone flat on a surface • See a location — a city, capital, or famous landmark • Rotate the arrow to point toward it • Slide to guess the distance • Score up to 1000 points per round FEATURES • 150+ locations worldwide — capitals, cities, and landmarks • Easy mode shows name and country • Hard mode shows only a flag and a cryptic hint • Daily…from apps.apple.com
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