Guess the Origin

Guess the Origin

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Description

A multiplayer culture-guessing party game. Identify countries from images of traditional dress, cuisine, and cultural moments. Play solo with two modes or challenge friends in private rooms. Every correct answer unlocks a cultural note. Learn while you play. English, Arabic, and French.

Platforms

Windows

Developer

Karam Ghazzi

About

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, or a signature dish, and you have 15 seconds to guess where it's from.

TWO GAME MODES

Classic Mode. Guess the country from a list of options. Points for correct answers, bonus for speed.

Similar Neighbors. The hard mode. Choose between 4 culturally-adjacent countries. Can you tell a kimono from a hanbok? A Syrian dish from a Lebanese one? Every wrong guess teaches you something new.

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.

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

- World Map guess mode. Drop a pin instead of picking from a list

- 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. More languages coming.