A dot lights up on the world map. Read where it sits and type the coordinates — latitude first, then longitude: 57, 24 or 56.9, 24.1. South and west take a minus sign, so -34, 18 is Cape Town. Both the dot and the comma work as the decimal mark, so 56,9 24,1 is fine too. Press Enter to check. Nothing here is wrong, only farther away: a direct hit is 1000 points, and the farther you land, the fewer you get. Then the place shows its name in its own language. The first rounds have a 30° grid to measure against; later it disappears and the places grow less familiar. Atlas: 10 places, no clock. Blitz: as many as you can in 90 seconds.