Bordlr — a free daily geography game

Bordlr is a free daily geography game. You're given two countries (or two US states) and you connect them by naming the chain of regions that border each other by land, working from both endpoints until they meet in the middle.

A new puzzle is released every day — mostly world countries, with US states every third day. Each solve is scored out of 200: one score for matching the route with the fewest regions, and one for matching the shortest real-world distance. Bordlr runs in any web browser, with no account or download required.

How do you play Bordlr?

Type any region that borders one of your two targets — or any region already on your path. Accepted guesses light up on the map and the chain grows from both ends until they meet in the middle. Only real land borders count, plus three permanent fixed crossings (the Øresund Bridge, the King Fahd Causeway, and the Johor–Singapore Causeway). No ferries, no ocean hops. Full rules and scoring are here.

Is Bordlr free?

Yes — Bordlr is completely free to play in any web browser, with no account and no download required.