Two capital cities. One question: is the second one north or south - or east or west - of the first?

It sounds easy until Rome turns out to be north of Washington, Cairo north of New Delhi, and half of South America east of Florida. Compacy is a geography game about the map in your head, and how often it is wrong.

HOW IT PLAYS
• Each round shows a reference city and a new city
• Answer north/south or east/west before the timer runs out
• One wrong answer ends the run - how long is your streak?
• After every answer you see the real distance and the difference in degrees

DAILY CHALLENGE
The same 15 rounds for every player in the world, once a day. Compare your score with friends and see who trusted their instincts better.

LIGHT UP THE ATLAS
Every capital you get right lights up on your own world map. There are 195 of them. Tap any lit city to see which one it is. Can you light up the whole world?

LEADERBOARDS
Daily, monthly and all-time rankings. Pick a username and see where you stand against players from everywhere.

TRAVEL THE WORLD
Every correct answer adds the distance between the two cities to your total. 40,075 km is one lap around the planet. Most players circle the globe several times without noticing.

FEATURES
• All 195 UN capital cities, with real coordinates
• Endless mode and a daily challenge
• Global leaderboards
• Atlas progress map
• English, Serbian and Spanish
• Works offline
• Free to play

Compacy is for anyone who likes maps, quizzes, trivia and geography — and for anyone who has ever argued about which city is further north.