Price Atlas
A basket of everyday prices from one mystery country. Name the country in six guesses. Each miss tells you how far away you are, which way to go, and whether prices there are higher or lower, and adds another price to the basket.
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If you play Worldle or Globle, the distance and arrow will feel familiar. The difference is the clue: instead of a map outline you get what a Big Mac, a cappuccino or a litre of petrol costs there. Cheap petrol points to an oil producer, dear beer to high alcohol duty, and a cheap Big Mac to a weak currency. The price comparison after each guess is the typical gap across every item both countries have, so it narrows things down even when the map arrow does not.
Questions
How do you play Price Atlas?
A daily geography game played with prices: see a basket of everyday prices from a mystery country and name it in six guesses, with distance, direction and price-level clues after each miss.
When does Price Atlas reset?
A new Price Atlas puzzle starts at midnight in your own time zone. Everyone gets the same puzzle on the same date, so you can compare scores with friends.
Can I play yesterday's Price Atlas?
Yes. The games archive replays every past Price Atlas puzzle. Archive plays are saved apart from today's game and never change your streak.
Where can I find past Price Atlas answers?
The answers page lists every Price Atlas answer with the figures behind it. Each day goes up two days after it ends, so no puzzle that is still live anywhere gets spoiled.
Where do the Price Atlas numbers come from?
Prices come from The Economist's Big Mac Index, Numbeo, GlobalPetrolPrices.com and other published surveys, across 49 countries. Every figure is a published number with its source named on the page, and the methodology page lists each source and its licence.
Is Price Atlas free?
Yes. There is no account, no download and no paywall. Your results stay in your own browser.