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A glowing glass globe showing the Americas with one orange map pin, ringed by six floating windows of roads around the world: a desert highway, a narrow European lane, a tropical coast road, a city boulevard, an alpine pass and a snowy mountain road.
Latlas app icon: a glowing glass globe with an orange map pin.

Latlas

Dropped somewhere on Earth. Work out where.

Coming soon to the App StoreFree

The pitch

Latlas puts you on a real street somewhere in the world. Look around, read the signs, notice which side the cars drive on, then drop your pin on the map. Every day brings the same five places for everyone. A globe fills in as you visit new countries. Free, no ads, no account.

How it plays

A straight outback road through red earth under a pale blue sky, as shown in a Latlas round.

Real streets, official imagery

Thousands of places in more than a hundred countries, every one checked against Google's own Street View coverage. No blurry amateur photospheres: only official imagery, picked and verified before it ships.

The Latlas daily card: Challenge number 38, five places, same for everyone, one try, with a Play today button.

Five places a day, the same for everyone

The daily is five rounds and one try, identical for every player. Keep your streak, compare notes with a friend, and share a score card that never gives the places away.

A turnable globe in the Atlas tab, with the Americas highlighted in bright cyan as visited countries.

A world that fills in

The Atlas is a globe you can turn. Every country you have stood in lights up, grouped by continent, so you can see at a glance where you have never been.

Screens

A Street View round: a long straight road across red desert, with a Place your guess button below.
The guess map: a dark world map with a pin placed and a button to lock in the guess.
The result sheet: Australia, 3,079 points, 723 kilometres away, with a clue for the country.
The game summary: five rounds scored on a map with your guesses joined to the real places.
The Atlas tab: a globe of visited countries and a list grouped by continent.
The Stats tab: games played, best game and average score, then career figures such as rounds played, best single round, closest guess and countries seen.

The deal

What's free

All of it. The daily challenge, free play with or without a clock, the Atlas, your stats, Game Center leaderboards and a home screen widget.

What's paid

Nothing. There is nothing to buy in this version.

What it costs

Nothing, and there are no ads to sit through. The imagery comes from Google over the internet, so it uses a little mobile data.

  • No adverts, anywhere, ever.
  • No account, no sign-up, and no email address needed to play.
  • No analytics or tracking of any kind from the studio.
  • Nothing to buy, now or hidden behind a menu.

Facts

PlatformiPhone
Minimum iOSiOS 17
SizeAbout 22 MB
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, German, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese
Release dateComing soon
PriceFree
EngineSwift and SwiftUI
DeveloperOleg Nochka (Nattskift Games)
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