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FOR EVERYONE

Play the world. Collect what you learn.

Maps, flags, food, toys, landmarks and weird world facts all feed the same World Passport. Start easy, collect country stamps, and keep discovering the world from a new angle each round.

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🛂 MY WORLD PASSPORTREADY Play to reveal your first place
ⓘ HOW PASSPORT WORKS

YAYTAP collects countries and a small number of labeled map places used by the games. Discover one once to earn its stamp, then fill six collection badges: Place, Identity, Culture, Sights, Nature and Facts.

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KEEP EXPLORINGPick a surprise or make a five-country challenge for someone else.
😂 WEIRD QUESTION OF THE DAY

Why do rivers flow downhill?

One silly answer. One real geography fact.

🏆 YAYTAP Ranking

Your best score from every level counts.

Public all-time World Score.

ⓘ How ranking works

World Score adds your best score from each permanent game level. Replaying the same level cannot farm unlimited points. Ties favor more levels mastered, then faster total time. My Today and My Week show scores saved on this browser. Global uses the public all-time leaderboard.

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Geography games for people who would rather play than study.

Open YAYTAP and you are already in the game. Hunt for Japan on a map, race through flags and capitals, recognize food and landmarks from real or realistic visuals, or try a silly world question with an answer that makes you laugh before the geography fact sticks.

Beginners can start with small, friendly levels while experienced players can climb into harder maps, rankings and world facts. There is no account wall and no long tutorial. YAYTAP is built for the “I have three minutes” moment—and for the accidental thirty-minute geography streak that follows.

Maps are only the beginning.

Explore every continent, Taiwan’s cities and counties, U.S. states, flags, capitals, country shapes, borders, population, size, animals, landmarks, foods, desserts, toys, snacks and “why on Earth?” questions. Different game backgrounds, short rounds and instant feedback keep the practice from feeling repetitive.

WHY YAYTAP?

One more round beats one more worksheet.

Each game is intentionally short, visual and restartable. The goal is repeated recognition: see a country, make a choice, get immediate feedback, then meet it again in a different game.