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Map Minded

Map Minded is #20 in Education Paid in United Arab Emirates and charting in 1 of 16 countries we track.

DeveloperAndrew Oakley
CategoryEducation
Price14.99 AED
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.5
Age rating4+
First charted🇦🇪 24 Sep 2026

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🇦🇪 United Arab EmiratesEducation · Paid#20
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About Map Minded

HOW MAP MINDED ARE YOU?

Race across the globe, hunt down famous landmarks, rebuild continents, paint national flags and discover fascinating facts about every country on Earth.

Whether you're a geography expert, a curious traveller or simply enjoy a good challenge, there's always somewhere new to explore.

LANDMARK CHALLENGE
You have 80 seconds to locate 10 famous places from a collection of more than 1,000 landmarks.
Drop your pin anywhere on the map and discover how far away you were. Every kilometre counts — can you finish the round with the smallest total distance?

PLAY WITH FLAGS
• Paint the Flag — Recreate national flags one section and colour at a time.
• Drop the Flag — Place each flag into the country where you think it belongs.
• Guess the Flag — Identify countries from their flags using multiple-choice or text-entry challenges.

BUILD THE WORLD
Choose a continent and fit its countries back into place.
Start with visible country borders in Easy mode, then attempt the more difficult continent outline-only challenge. Each misplaced country shows exactly how far away your guess landed.

TEST YOUR GEOGRAPHY
• Guess capital cities from their countries.
• Guess countries from their capital cities.
• Play with multiple-choice answers or type them yourself for a tougher challenge.
• Race through the alphabet and name countries or capital cities beginning with each letter.
• Identify countries from their silhouette.
• Drag from letter to letter around the circle to spell the hidden country.

FIND THE HIDDEN TRAVELLER (WOLLY)
Search the world map for a tiny glass disc hiding somewhere on Earth. Find it, identify the country or ocean, then watch it scurry off to a new location.
Follow its direction and distance clues, reveal hints when you need them and use hot-or-cold searches to close in on its hiding place.

HEAD SCRATCHERS
Ten questions with no clock on them at all. Which five countries end in the letter L? Which of the 195 capitals comes first alphabetically? Name the seven -stans.
You are never handed the answer. You are told something true about every guess — where a capital sits in the alphabet, how many letters a country has, which vowel it is missing — and left to work out the rest. Take a hint if you want one. Some of them take days.

EXPLORE THE WORLD
Tap any country to discover its population, cities, history, geography, fun facts and more.
Measure distances between any two places, see the great-circle route across the globe, tap the map to reveal precise coordinates and unravel the world's time zones.

KEEP YOUR TRAVEL JOURNAL
Record the countries you have visited and when you visited them. See your travels highlighted on the world map and discover what percentage of the world you have explored.

WATCH THE WORLD GROW
A live population estimate on the main menu gives you an ever-changing glimpse of our remarkable planet.

BUY IT ONCE
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Latest updates

1.5
The Weather Station The window on the left of the desk opens now. Behind it are twenty-four posters about the weather and the climate, on seven shelves — clouds and fronts and the water cycle, why the equator is hot and mountains are cold, how a thunderstorm builds and how far away it is. Five questions at the end of every shelf and twenty over the lot, every one of them off a poster. And a search box at the top: type a kind of cloud, an instrument, a country, or a whole question like "how far away is lightning", and the posters that answer it come up, each showing the line that does. Read the name on the trophy The engraving on the desk trophy was six points tall on a phone, which is to say unreadable. Tap it and it opens at about five times the size, with the name drawn in properly. The freehand board tidied up A country that has clicked home stays put, so pinching to zoom no longer drags its neighbour out of place. Anything still adrift keeps its colour while everything settled turns to pale land — so at the end of a round the one country still out of position is the only coloured shape on the board. And the button at the top now says whether you have finished, and which country is furthest from home if you have not.

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