Alternatives to Seterra
A browser-based map quiz game for learning countries, capitals, flags and physical geography. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
Seterra
A browser-based map quiz game for learning countries, capitals, flags and physical geography.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Seterra.
KGeography
A KDE geography learning game for practising map divisions, capitals and flags.
KGeography is an open-source KDE desktop game for macOS and Linux that quizzes divisions, capitals and flags offline, but covers political divisions only and has no Windows version.
Google Earth
A free 3D globe with high-resolution imagery, historical imagery layers and guided Voyager stories.
Google Earth offers a free 3D globe with imagery and Voyager stories for exploring geography, but it has no quizzes for memorising countries and capitals.
Marble
A KDE virtual globe and world atlas that zooms from a desktop globe to OpenStreetMap street level.
Marble is an open-source KDE globe and atlas for desktop and Android, suited to exploring places rather than quiz-based memorising of map facts.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
OpenHistoricalMap
A collaborative interactive map of the world through history, edited by volunteers and public domain.
NASA Worldview
A browser tool from NASA for exploring full-resolution daily satellite imagery of the whole globe.
Duolingo
A language-learning app with short game-like lessons, plus courses in subjects such as chess.
Quizlet
An online flashcard and study-set platform with practice games and tests built from your cards.
Anki
Flashcards that schedule themselves, showing you a card just before you would have forgotten it.
GCompris
A free educational software suite with more than 100 activities for children aged 2 to 10.
