OdysseyGuessr is a free, fan-made guessing game inspired by GeoGuessr — but instead of Google Street View you're dropped into a screenshot from Super Mario Odyssey. Your job: figure out which kingdom the picture was taken in and pin the exact spot on the map. The closer your pin, the more points you score.
The basic loop
- You see a screenshot from Super Mario Odyssey (Cap, Cascade, Sand, Wooded, Lake, Cloud, Lost, Metro, Snow, Seaside, Luncheon, Ruined, Bowser's, Moon, Mushroom, Dark or Darker Side).
- You open the kingdom map, pick the kingdom, and drop a pin where you think the shot was taken.
- You submit your guess. The game reveals the true location and awards points based on distance and kingdom accuracy.
- Repeat for the number of rounds you selected. Final score at the end — try to beat it next run.
How scoring works
Every round is worth up to 5000 points. Half of that comes from picking the correct kingdom; the other half is a smooth distance falloff — the closer your pin, the more of those 2500 you keep. A perfect pin in the right kingdom = maximum score. A right kingdom but a pin on the wrong end of the map still nets a decent chunk. Wrong kingdom is expensive.
The fastest way to get good
- Learn the skyboxes first — Metro's skyline, Bubblainian sunset, Mount Volbono's magma glow. Skyboxes usually give away the kingdom in under a second.
- Memorize hub silhouettes: New Donk City Hall, Tostarena's Inverted Pyramid, Bowser's Castle, Peach's Castle on the Moon. These are anchors you can pin from anywhere in the kingdom.
- Play with the timer off while you learn — pan around, read signage, look at background enemies. Then turn the timer on to lock in what you've learned.
- Play a Quick Match. Nothing accelerates learning like losing HP to someone who spotted the Talkatoo statue before you did.
Ready?
Head to the home page, hit Let's-a Go, and start guessing. Every screenshot in the pool has been picked or approved by the community — including plenty you can submit yourself.
Play OdysseyGuessr
Ready to put this into practice? Start a free single-player round or jump into a 4-player lobby. You can also submit a screenshot for the community to guess.