Wrong guesses won't get you eliminated—that's the most obvious difference between Globle and Wordle. Players type in any country name, and the screen returns a color-coded map showing how close you are: darker shades mean you're getting warmer, lighter shades mean you're way off. There's no cap on the number of guesses, so in theory you could keep going forever before giving up. But the real challenge is narrowing down the map in as few tries as possible.
The official strategy is pretty practical: start with a large country that borders many others—one guess can eliminate a huge chunk of the map. In the early rounds, deliberately jump between continents to quickly rule out entire regions.
