A geography game for kids

Short answer: in Peel every puzzle box is a parcel on its way around the world. Kids visit 30 countries on three trips, and every country comes with a landmark, a way to say hello and ten short, true facts.

How kids learn the world in Peel

• Three trips of ten countries. Easy starts in Amsterdam, Medium in London and Hard in Berlin.
• A postcard per country with the city, a famous landmark, the local greeting and a small globe with a pin.
• Ten facts per country. Each first clear unlocks the next one. They are short, true and checkable, like a fact on the back of a postcard.
• Real travel. Finish a country and the box travels to the next one by plane, ship or balloon over a real globe.
• A passport. Earn every star in a country to stamp it.

Try a few facts

Each country page shows three of its ten facts. Start with Japan, Egypt or Iceland.

Good to know

Peel is free on iPhone, with no ads and no loot boxes. It plays offline and needs no account. The game and its facts are in English.

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