The map game with a clock that never stops.
A place appears. Tap where it is on the world map, as fast and as accurately as you can. Ten questions, two minutes, 10,000 points possible. Kids learn the world with it, friends battle over it, grandparents stay sharp with it.
Out now on the App Store
Free for iPhone and iPad. No ads, ever. No subscription.A city, a volcano, a stadium, a flag. Each quiz asks the world in its own way.

One tap on the world map. You have 10 seconds. The clock is already running.
Up to 1,000 points per question. Accuracy times speed, judged against the map you're on. Smaller maps demand sharper aim.
Corto has one mechanic and four reasons to play it. Nobody has to learn controls, read rules, or make an account. The map is the one interface every generation already knows, and knowledge beats reflexes, so grandpa wins sometimes.
Classic topography as a game. 10 free Learn quizzes cover the countries, states, and provinces school asks for, and every wrong tap shows the right answer.
Head-to-head: Blitz, Quick or Classic. Same questions, same clock, no excuses. Invite anyone: they can play your quiz without owning it.
177 quizzes test what you're obsessed with. Wine regions, F1 circuits, WWII battlegrounds, the streets of Amsterdam.
Two minutes, one tap, no ads. A daily workout for your inner atlas, and a turn-based duel the grandkids can't win on reflexes.




Underneath it all you also carry a level, and every place you get right raises it, wherever you play. It unlocks nothing, because quizzes are the only thing you ever buy.
Per question. Long enough to think, short enough to hurt. Every round is under two minutes.
Themed map quizzes. Capitals and cities, flags and airport codes, volcanoes, wine regions, WWII battlegrounds.
Head-to-head multiplayer. Challenge a friend, trade turns, settle it on the map.
One five-question round a day, the same for everyone. One try, then share your grid and check the Daily leaderboard. ›
Places to find, from world capitals to the streets of Amsterdam. Every question is a different point on the map, so no two games are alike.
Corto plays in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish. Not just the buttons: all 177 quizzes carry translated names and descriptions, and in the free learning quizzes the countries, states and provinces are named in your language too, which is the whole point if you are using them for school.
Your records, your ranks and every quiz you have unlocked follow you between iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud account. There is no Corto account to create, no password, and no profile. A new phone or a reinstall picks up where you left off.
The download is free and stays free, with World Cities and 10 learning quizzes included: no ads, no subscriptions, no accounts. When you want more, 166 premium quizzes are waiting, each a lifetime purchase you buy once and keep. Browse the quizzes.