NEWS & MAP CLUES · A NEWSPAPER READER WITH A DROPPING JAW

Far-Fetched

Far-Fetched is a daily news and geography game at farfetchedgame.com. Judge seven unusual headlines, find the two fabricated stories and place the five real events on a map. Points make the newspaper reader’s jaw drop.

Original game

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A QUICK HEAD START

How to play Far-Fetched

Make the truth call

Seven headlines mix five true stories with two fabricated ones. Read the claim and choose REAL or FAKE. Correct quick calls earn more; a wrong call can cost points.

Find the place

A real story opens the map. Tap a region to zoom in, tap again to place your pin, then press LOCK IN. You have 20 seconds for the location stage.

Read the result

Compare your pin with the revealed location and read the linked story. Your total moves the character’s jaw; continue through all seven headlines to reach the daily result.

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE AIMING FOR

Far-Fetched scoring

A correct truth call and a precise map guess earn separate rewards. Location points depend on distance, the country and a speed bonus. Penalties reduce your score and pull the jaw back up.

Two calls from a checked round

These calls were entered on October 31, 2026. The location stage adds points separately.

Call	Point change	Running total
REAL on a fabricated headline	−75	−75
REAL on a true headline	+96	21 before map points

The truth call and the location guess are separate decisions. Watch the available points beside the headline, then use the map clues for the next stage.

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THE GAME & THE VERSION

Which version is this?

Clueffy’s Day 31 video shows this newspaper reader, the Real/Fake choices and the map stage. The similarly named far-fetched.app is a separate Street View country-guessing game.

farfetchedgame.com · Daily Dig · seven headlines

Original Far-Fetched game & How to Play

Sources checked October 31, 2026 · How we check games

MAKE THE CONNECTION

Spotted in the videos.

Day 31

Far-Fetched

A newspaper reader with a dropping jaw

Original video

Far-Fetched questions

Does a fake headline need a map guess?

The map stage is for real stories. A fabricated story is resolved by the Real/Fake call.

How do I place a pin?

Tap a region on the world map to zoom in, tap the location you want, then press LOCK IN before the 20-second timer ends.

Does a strange headline have to be fake?

No. Five of the seven stories are real. Judge what the headline actually claims before using its location clues.

What does the jaw-drop distance mean?

It follows the score of your round. Earning points drops the jaw farther; a point penalty pulls it back up.

Far-Fetched

Your next little adventure starts here.