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Is I was here worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy geography quizzes and identifying places from images
- Travel enthusiasts who want a location-focused game without visiting the featured cities
- Casual players who prefer reflective, photo-based gameplay over action
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat, movement, or other action-driven gameplay
- Players who want open-ended exploration or substantial replay variation beyond photo quizzes
- Players looking for a game centered on locations outside the regions represented in its photo collection
Our take on I was here
The photo-quiz format keeps the focus on observation and deduction, but gives up active exploration and varied interaction. Progress depends on recognizing visual details, city knowledge, and the supplied clues rather than controlling a character or navigating a world.
What is I was here?
I Was Here is a photo-based trivia game about identifying cities from images of landmarks and less tourist-focused locations.
It includes more than 500 photos from over 60 cities, with facts about the pictured places and three difficulty levels. Classic mode contains over 120 levels, while quiz mode presents one image with six possible answers and a 50/50 hint across more than 50 levels. An in-game album records guessed cities and their photos. The game uses piano, jazz, and blues music, and includes 20 desktop wallpapers in the Steam folder after purchase. The photos focus on locations across Europe, Russia, and the Caucasus region.
How I was here plays
- 01City photo guessing
- The game uses more than 500 images from over 60 cities, including well-known and less familiar views.
- 02Two play modes
- Classic mode has over 120 levels, while quiz mode offers over 50 levels with six answers per image.
- 03Difficulty settings
- Classic mode provides three levels of difficulty for identifying locations.
- 04Location facts
- Information about the pictured cities can serve as clues during play.
- 05Guessing album
- An in-game collection stores the city names and images already identified.
- 06Desktop wallpapers
- Purchase includes 20 4K wallpapers placed in the game's Steam directory.
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I was here: platforms & release
Is I was here worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy geography quizzes and identifying places from images. Skip it if: players seeking combat, movement, or other action-driven gameplay.
Where can I download I was here?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens I was here's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is I was here on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
