Not Where You Think Game Information Page
| Highscores (12 registered players) | ||||
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| Member | Score | Time | Date | |
| 1 | gecian | 100% | 0:31.5 min. | 3 Sep, '12 |
| 2 | BoboLo | 100% | 0:38.5 min. | 30 Aug, '12 |
| 3 | makropulos | 100% | 0:50.9 min. | 27 Aug, '09 |
| 4 | Eiwob | 100% | 0:53.6 min. | 12 May, '08 |
| 5 | tickman | 100% | 0:57.7 min. | 9 Feb, '08 |
| 6 | Sab | 100% | 1:10.2 min. | 1 Sep, '12 |
| 7 | aliqali | 100% | 1:26.5 min. | 31 Aug, '09 |
| 8 | fengniubee | 100% | 1:33.7 min. | 6 Sep, '12 |
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sugarmonkey , 3 days ago
Not Where You Think
Sure you know the names of these places, but I've chosen lesser-known cities with the same names (no duplicates, though).
Map by the US Department of Interior
Comments (8)
hfgxg
Guessed Los Angeles right!
8 months ago
BoboLo
Such a clever game - the ultimate in counter-intuitive!
8 months ago
makropulos
This is delightful in a rather confusing way !
1 year ago
slaaty
Cute, but I appreciate BoboLo's concern. If they were the secondary cities of said name, that would be one thing, but usually these are tertiary, quaternary or worse.
3 years ago
tickman
Hi Geodude:
You asked:
"Is there any logic in this or is it random?"
The logic is that each of these city names is well known. The trick is that I've chosen relatively unknown (or at least lesser-known) cities which correspond to these names. In most cases, I had numerous choices of alternate cities to pick from. I tried to spread them out around the map.
Really, it's nothing but learning the off-locations as they appear in the game. Not very logical, just kind of a challenge.
4 years ago
geodude
Is there any logic in this or is it random?
4 years ago
BoboLo
I'm scared to play this in case I forget where the better known cities are located! (Call me a wimp ...)
5 years ago
tickman
I found the map here:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:US_map_-_states.png
It is in the public domain.
5 years ago