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A daily geography guessing game where snack packet clues lead you to the country of origin.

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Overview

What Snackle is

Snackle serves one real, branded snack every day and asks you to work out which country it comes from. You begin with a close-up of one part of the packet, then make your first guess. If you are wrong, a new clue appears, such as a blurred photo, a region tag, or a packet view with the country hidden. Alongside that clue you receive geographic feedback: a distance reading and an arrow pointing toward the correct country, plus a warmer or colder comparison against your previous guess. When your guessed country borders the answer, a Hot indicator appears, and it notes when the border is across the sea. All players around the world see the same snack on the same day, with a fresh one at midnight GMT. You have seven guesses for each daily puzzle. Past snacks are available free in the Back Catalog, and an optional account lets you sync scores and streaks across devices. The game runs in any browser with JavaScript enabled and needs no download.

Getting started

How to play

Start the daily snack by examining the initial close-up packet image. Choose a country as your answer. If your guess is incorrect, the game adds one more clue and gives geographic feedback: a distance value and direction arrow to the answer, and a warmer or colder note comparing this guess to the previous one. A Hot tag means your guess shares a land border with the correct country, while across the sea appears when the shared border is water. Colored tags mark each country's region and become visible as you explore. Keep guessing until you identify the country of origin or run out of seven guesses. Any missed daily puzzles can be played later from the Back Catalog, and you can share a result link so friends can play the same snack and compare scores.

Practical help

Tips

  1. After a wrong guess, watch for the newly unlocked clue—each miss adds one more piece of the packet or region information, so every attempt can make the next guess more precise.
  2. Read the distance arrow and warmer/colder comparison together: the arrow shows where the answer lies, and the temperature style tells whether you are getting nearer or drifting away.
  3. If you see Hot, your guess borders the answer by land; if the border is across the sea, the note says so, so look at nearby coastal countries and islands.
  4. Back Catalog games count toward your scores, but only snacks solved on their original day keep your streak going, so play the daily snack before the next one arrives if streaks matter to you.
Quick answers

Common questions

How many guesses do I get for each daily snack?

You get seven guesses per daily snack. Each wrong guess unlocks an additional clue, and the geographic feedback updates with every guess, so you can use all seven attempts to narrow down the country of origin.

Is an account required to play?

No account is needed. Snackle runs free in any browser with JavaScript enabled. An optional account syncs your scores and streak across devices and includes a backup code for moving scores to another device; friend invite codes let you compare today's scores with friends.

Do all players see the same snack?

Yes. The same daily snack is released for all players at midnight GMT, and everyone around the world attempts it on the same day. Missed snacks can be played later in the Back Catalog for free, though only original-day solves keep a streak alive.

What does the feedback tell me after a guess?

You receive a distance reading and an arrow pointing toward the correct country, plus a warmer or colder comparison with your previous guess. If your guessed country borders the answer, a Hot indicator appears; across-the-sea borders are noted separately.