A multiplayer culture guessing party game. Name the country from its traditional dress, food, festivals and artifacts. Three modes, solo or against friends in private rooms. Every correct answer unlocks a cultural note. Learn while you play. English, Arabic and French.
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW THE WORLD'S CULTURES?
Guess the Origin is a fast-paced multiplayer party game that puts your cultural knowledge to the test. Each round shows you an image of a person in traditional dress, a cultural celebration, a signature dish or a handmade artifact, and the clock is running while you decide where it comes from. Three timer presets, Fast, Normal and Relaxed, let you set how much pressure you want.
THREE GAME MODES
Classic. Guess the country from four options. Points for correct answers, bonus for speed.
Similar Neighbors. The hard mode. All four options are culturally adjacent, so the easy tells do not help. Can you tell a kimono from a hanbok? A Syrian dish from a Lebanese one?
Pin the Map. No options at all. Drop a pin on the world map and score on how close you land.
PLAY TOGETHER
Challenge friends in private rooms with a shareable code, or dive into public quick match. Best of 10 rounds decides the winner. Every match ends with a cultural note revealing what you just learned.
LEARN WHILE YOU PLAY
Every correct answer unlocks a short cultural note explaining what you were looking at. From ceremonial Japanese furisode kimonos to Lebanese dabke wedding dress, leave each match a little wiser than when you started.
COLLECT THE WORLD
Playing earns XP, and every tenth level opens a sticker. There are 400 to find, five cultural objects for each of the 80 countries, in four rarities. They live on your Collection board and scatter across your main menu as you win them.
GROWING WITH YOU
Free post-launch updates will add:
- Food Mode. Guess the country from traditional dishes
- Reverse Mode. Pick the correct country from 4 images
- Daily Challenges. One shared puzzle for everyone in the world
- Community submissions. Upload traditional imagery from your own culture
English, Arabic and French at launch, with full right to left support for Arabic. More languages coming.