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Tradle
Tradle, from the Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC), shows you a treemap of one country's exports each day. Each rectangle is a product, sized by its share of the country's exports. You have six guesses to name the country.
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How to play
- 01
Read the treemap
Look at what the mystery country exports and how much of its trade each product makes up.
- 02
Guess a country
Each guess must be a valid country or territory.
- 03
Follow the clues
After each guess you see the distance, the direction and the proximity from your guess to the target country.
- 04
Solve in six
Use the clues to find the country within six guesses.
Good to know
- How distance works. Distances are measured between the centres of the two territories, so even neighbours can show a large gap.
- Harder settings. You can hide the country image or rotate it at random; your share is marked with ๐ or ๐.
- Regional versions. OEC also runs Tradle for the states, provinces or regions of 10 countries, from the United States to Japan.
- A family of games. Tradle was inspired by Worldle, which was itself inspired by Wordle.
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