Geography teacher Vladislav Sargin created a game about Moscow, where you have to guess the place on the map. Mechanics of the online game "How well do you know Moscow? ", in general, is simple: they call you an object, and you put a point where, in your opinion, it is located. The closer to the right place, the higher the score. The game has two levels of difficulty: easy (you have to choose a place from the options marked on the map) and hard (you have to place a point independently on an empty map). There is also a daily "challenge of the day" with ten identical tasks for all participants, a free game for ten random locations, a "marathon" for 30 objects and thematic choices: train stations, parks and mansions, churches and monasteries, museums, sports, shopping, "seven sisters", high-rise buildings and towers. According to the author, Muscovites know their area very well, but if you go only a few kilometers, the error in determining the location increases two to three times. Duplicate posts in Max.

Geography teacher Vladislav Sargin created a game about Moscow, where you have to guess the place on the map. Mechanics of the online game "How well do you know Moscow? ", in general, is simple: they call you an object, and you put a point where, in your opinion, it is located. The closer to the right place, the higher the score. The game has two levels of difficulty: easy (you have to choose a place from the options marked on the map) and hard (you have to place a point independently on an empty map). There is also a daily "challenge of the day" with ten identical tasks for all participants, a free game for ten random locations, a "marathon" for 30 objects and thematic choices: train stations, parks and mansions, churches and monasteries, museums, sports, shopping, "seven sisters", high-rise buildings and towers. According to the author, Muscovites know their area very well, but if you go only a few kilometers, the error in determining the location increases two to three times. Duplicate posts in Max.