The daily guessing game Citydle is based on the popular word game "Wordle" in both how it looks and how it works. The majority of cities are easy to get around in. The majority of responses come from either major urban centers or the principal cities of major nations.
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When utilizing Citydle, the initial step is to select a city. If your response becomes gray, then you have selected the incorrect country as well as the incorrect continent. When your estimate changes from green to orange, you know you've correctly identified the continent but have misidentified the country. If your response turns yellow, it means that you chose the correct nation but the incorrect city. If what you say is accurate, the traffic signal will change to green.
Ankara is not the correct response because it is not located in the correct country and it is not located on the correct continent in this scenario. Asia is not the correct location for this endeavor.
Because the correct response is orange, we can say that the continent is correct, but the country is still incorrect. So, North America is the correct continent, but Canada is not the correct country for the city in question.
Although it is now clear that the town is in the wrong, the majority of the country continues to agree with them. If you follow the instructions on the sign, it will tell you where you need to look after that.
It looks like you were right!
Globle is similar to Citydle, except instead of using a static map, it displays your response on an interactive map of the world to illustrate how close it is to the country that is being asked about for that day. The airport is a version of Wordle where the participant can only use three-letter airport codes. For example, SYD stands for Sydney, MEL for Melbourne, and LHR for London Heathrow.
