Geography puzzle game where you rebuild the globe piece by piece
A 3D geography puzzle game built with Fable and Three.js. Players reconstruct the globe piece by piece, with a daily mode and open-ended play. The game emphasizes reasoning through puzzles. It targets puzzle and geography enthusiasts.
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