Guess the European City
There are 44 countries in Europe, according to the United Nations. Can you guess the city from Europe?
Challenge your memory with Ravel - the ultimate name guessing game. How good is your memory? Guess the randomly picked European City in seven tries.
Example guess -
Paris
How do you play Ravel puzzle game on the European City topic?
After you guess, we'll match
Population level,
Country,
Last Letter and
#Letters
attributes of your European City guess to the hidden European City and reveal what matched and what didn't.
We'll also give you name color clue about the hidden European City.
Then, using deduction, make another guess.
Clues would help you match in seven attempts. 🥚 The Egg indicates you missed a previous clue.
What do European City name color clues reveal about the name to be guessed?
European City Name color clues help you get closer to the actual hidden name by revealing which alphabet letters are good for next guess.
After you make a guess, your guessed European City name is highlighted in
red or blue or green.
The exact match is found between the "hot" (red) and "cold" (blue) clues.
Red is hot, go colder - move toward the beginning of the alphabet (towards A).
Blue is cold, go warmer - move toward the end of the alphabet (towards Z).
Green is good, stay with same letter/word
What European City attributes are matched in Ravel guess the European City game?
Use the following European City attributes clues for deduction and to narrow down to the hidden European City name.
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Population level -
One of 4 population groups
Small(<100K) medium(<1M) large(<10M) largest(10M+)
- Country - Country
- Last Letter - Last letter of the name
- #Letters - Number of letters in the name
Is there a daily guess the European City challenge?
Yes. All Ravel game topics including guess the European City are available as a daily challenge.
With the daily European City challenge, everyone gets the same European City Name to guess in a maximum of seven tries.
You can earn up to 100 points for each daily play.
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