I’ve spent the last while building something a little different from the usual circuit guides and trip write-ups on this site: a set of daily travel games — airplane and airport puzzles built from real flight route data instead of made-up trivia. They’re live now at game.apexplores.com.
Blackout Flight — guess a real flight’s destination
Blackout Flight blacks out the windows. You get a handful of clues from inside a real flight’s cabin — seat map, meal service, route distance — and work out where it’s headed. A new airplane guessing game every day.
Hub Hop Golf — connect two airports in as few hops as possible
Hub Hop Golf hands you two airports and asks you to connect them using real direct flight routes, in as few legs as possible — an airport-connections game scored against a par, like golf.
Guess My Flight — turn your own trip into a puzzle for friends
Guess My Flight flips it around: build a puzzle out of a real flight you took, and send it to friends to guess — the most personal of the three.
All three pull from real airline route data, with a new puzzle every day, a public leaderboard, and private leagues if you’d rather compete with friends than strangers. If travel games, airplane games, or a daily puzzle habit are already your thing, this is built for exactly that. Missed a day? The archive has every past answer.