Every round of OdysseyGuessr drops you into a screenshot from one of the 17 kingdoms of Super Mario Odyssey. Naming the kingdom is only half the job — this GeoGuessr-style game also scores how close your pin lands to the real spot. These guides list the visual tells, the landmarks worth memorising and the map tricks that turn a lucky guess into a 5,000 point round.
All 17 kingdoms
- Cap Kingdom guide — Cap Kingdom is the misty opening world of Super Mario Odyssey and one of the easiest kingd…
- Cascade Kingdom guide — Fossil Falls is the prehistoric second kingdom, full of red rock, giant waterfalls and a v…
- Sand Kingdom guide — Tostarena is one of the biggest kingdoms in Super Mario Odyssey, which makes the Sand King…
- Lake Kingdom guide — Lake Lamode is small, almost fully underwater, and dominated by glass and teal water — goo…
- Wooded Kingdom guide — The Steam Gardens mix a huge iron tower with a lush forest floor, so vertical position mat…
- Cloud Kingdom guide — Nimbus Arena is one of the smallest kingdoms in the game, so scoring here is all about pre…
- Lost Kingdom guide — The Forgotten Isle is a chain of jungle islands separated by purple poison, which makes is…
- Metro Kingdom guide — New Donk City is the most detailed kingdom in Super Mario Odyssey and by far the most puni…
- Seaside Kingdom guide — Bubblaine is a bright coastal resort with a huge open sea area, so knowing the underwater …
- Snow Kingdom guide — The Snow Kingdom is really two maps in one — a blizzard-swept surface and the cosy undergr…
- Luncheon Kingdom guide — Mount Volbono is instantly recognisable thanks to its pink lava sea, but the floating plat…
- Ruined Kingdom guide — The Ruined Kingdom is short, dark and almost entirely one arena, so a correct kingdom gues…
- Bowser's Kingdom guide — Bowser's Kingdom is a Japanese-inspired castle complex built in vertical layers, which is …
- Moon Kingdom guide — The Moon Kingdom's low gravity and grey craters make it easy to name and surprisingly easy…
- Dark Side guide — Rabbit Ridge, the Dark Side, is a narrow post-game strip floating in a purple void — a rar…
- Darker Side guide — Culmina Crater, the Darker Side, is the game's final challenge: a single long line of floa…
- Mushroom Kingdom guide — The Mushroom Kingdom is the nostalgia finale, rebuilt from Super Mario 64's castle grounds…
How scoring works
A wrong kingdom scores zero. A correct kingdom scores by distance: the closer your pin is to the real location, the more of the 5,000 points you keep. That is why kingdom knowledge alone is not enough — you need to know the inside of each map. Practise in single player, then take it to 4-player multiplayer.