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A geography game played with soccer
Find the club. Learn the world.
Three daily games on a real world map. Find clubs, nations and flags, then explore what each place is like. Made for kids and families.
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- No ads
- No trackers
- No sign-up
- English and Spanish
- Ages 4 and up
Three games a day. Three tries each.
New every day, for everyone at the same time.
Today's Club
Drop a pin on the club's home stadium, on a real world map.
Today's Nation
Find the national team by tapping its country.
Today's Flag
Guess whose flag you're looking at.
Flags
The flags of 210 nations, with facts about each country and what the colours stand for.
The Atlas
More than 500 clubs from around the world, sorted by country, each with its stadium at a real, checked location.
Goal!
Then see the placeAfter every find, or after three misses, the game shows you the place: where it is and what it's like. You learn the world either way.
See it in play
Kick the pin onto the map. A goal brings up the net; a miss brings a keeper's save.
Get Soccer Atlas
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, for phones, tablets and Chromebooks.
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Google PlayComing soon
Play it in class
Each class gets its own link. Open it in the browser on the class Chromebooks or tablets. Nothing to install.
Tell us the school, the class, its grade and the last day of the school year. We write back with the link, and it works until that day.
Nothing to set upNo accounts, no passwords, and the game never asks a child's age.
Nothing to buyIn a class there is no shop and no leaderboard, and nothing about the children is sent to us.
The right game for the gradeGrades 1 and 2 get the little explorers game, which reads aloud. Grades 3 to 6 play the full game.
New every dayThree new games every day. Children on the same difficulty get the same ones, so the class can find them together.
Made for kids and families
Grown-ups can hand it over without a second thought.
A home for every ageKids and grown-ups each get their own home screen. Ages 4 and 5 get little explorers: a simpler home, a Fly somewhere! button, and Read it to me, which reads the game aloud.
No ads, no trackersWe don't ask for real names, emails or passwords, and we don't know where you are.
Made-up names for kidsThe leaderboard is optional. Kids play under a name the game gives them, never a real one; grown-ups can type their own, checked before anyone sees it. A grown-up decides whether a kid plays the whole world or just the family.
English and SpanishThe whole game in both. A phone set to Spanish opens in Spanish.
Easy to read, easy to reachEvery button is labelled for screen readers, text follows your phone's text size, and the colours meet contrast guidelines.
Questions
Who is it for?
Kids and families. On first launch the game asks the player's age, so kids and grown-ups each get their own home screen. Ages 4 and 5 get little explorers, which can read the game aloud.
Does my child need an account?
No. We don't ask for real names, emails or passwords. Progress stays on the phone.
Are there ads?
No. There are no ads and no trackers, in the game or on this site.
Where can we play?
On phones, tablets and Chromebooks. The App Store and Google Play pages are coming soon.
Is it connected to a club or a league?
No. Soccer Atlas is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any club, league, federation or player.