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Peak or Deep

by Ziga Straus

Drag each place up or down to estimate its elevation.

Screenshot of Peak or Deep, a daily geography game Screenshot
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Objective

Use the map to place each named mountain, city, lake, or shipwreck on a vertical gauge, then lock in and earn points for accuracy.

Playlin'sGuide

Peak or Deep is a daily elevation quiz where your mission is to drag a mountain, city, lake or shipwreck to the height you think it sits on a vertical gauge.

You never type a number. Each round names a real place and shows it on a map. You slide it up or down the gauge, lock in your guess, and then the real place rises from the bottom and stops at its true height. Landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Everest mark the gauge, and the Titanic wreck marks the depths, so you can guess without knowing a single figure.

  • Drag the place to the height you think it sits.
  • Lock in and watch the real one rise to its true height.
  • The closer your guess, the more points you earn.
  • Mountains, cities and lakes are on the menu, plus some surprises below sea level.

Why we like it:

  • βœ…Seeing the real height rise toward your guess is surprisingly tense.
  • βœ…No geography knowledge needed, because the landmark markers do the heavy lifting.
  • βœ…The mix of summits, cities and ocean depths keeps every round fresh.

Hint: Check the pin on the map before you drag. A city in the Andes and a city on a coastline sit at very different heights, and that alone gets you most of the way there.

Playlin's Guide is based on our experience and details from the creator’s official site.

About the Game

Creator: Ziga Straus

Category: Geography

Also in: Estimation

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