Our website provider has a weekly column about different websites, where they provide reviews and suggestions, plus subscribers' favourites. Purposegames was reviewed there, which is how I came across it - and, like BoboLo, it is my cool little obsession. Definitely a better addiction than alcohol or nicotine, I can't help thinking!

Well to tell you the truth , I have always liked geography and I just wanted to test my geography knowledge. I entered www.google.com and just wrote GEOGRAPHY QUIZZES. It could be that I don't remember it at all but it must be something like this , the way I found www.purposegames.com. I want to greet all members of Purposegames.com.

Hola! Yo conocí Purposegames a través del canal de televisión de Cataluña (España). Hacía tiempo que buscaba la forma de aprender jugando y un día casualmente dijeron esta web por televisión, la apunté en un papel pero ya no me acordé más durante un mes o dos. Hará dos o tres semanas me acordé y busqué el papel y aquí estoy... Es estupenda!

I found this site from a newspaper in Sweden.
Really great site. We use it in our local office competitions.

I was told about it when my friend frenchorn, stumbled upon it while looking for geography info.

I read a text about this web site and, I visited it and I logged!

I found the link in www.towerofthehand.com , a site about George Martin's "A song of Ice and Fire". There are several purpusegames about this series.

I was searching for quizzes about Canadian geography on google then I found this site. I used it anonymously for a few weeks then I became a member. Pretty much the same reason as bostongopher.

I accidentally found purposegames while i was looking up something to do with geography.

Stumble Upon. The greatest purveyor of insomnia created for the internet.

amazing and full of cheaters!

I found it on this vicious message board I frequent (http://www.phlogredux.org). We were looking for geography quizzes because we were trying to show off to each other or something. Someone found Purposegames and I got hooked.

I've made two games so far: one about naming the current governors of the states of the U.S. (because I'm a total political nerd,) and another about identifying the settings of 25 TV shows in the U.S. Fun site!

Google Search :) "europe flag test"

I didn't actually find this website on my own. My geography teacher informed us that every few days, he would give us a quiz on the countries of one continent (it was a different continent each time). He recommended this website to study from, so I checked it out. I was hooked the first time I played the Countries of Europe by David. Thanks to PurposeGames, I aced all the tests on the countries, including the last one which included all the countries of the world. I've tried suggesting this website to other students, and many have signed up since then. Great idea making PurposeGames, David!

I believe I was looking for a place to study geography. But who would have guessed that I'd be learning about the anatomy of a sheep's brain...