Daily Suriname map game
Five places, one map of Suriname. Tap where you think they are and find out how well you really know your country.
Pe a de? is Sranan Tongo for where is it? Every day this game names five real places in Suriname and hands you the map, the whole map: the official shape of Suriname including the Tigri area and the Lawa headwaters. Tap where you think each place is and learn how far off you were, in real kilometres.
The places run from spots everyone knows, like Albina and Colakreek, to villages deep in the interior that even seasoned Surinamers have to think about: Kwamalasamutu, Alalapadu, Cottica on the Lawa. Wrong or right, every answer comes with the story of the place, so the game slowly teaches you the whole country.
Play in Dutch or English, build a streak, and share your score in the family group. And when you are done: try our other daily games, the Sabi Suriname quiz and the Switi Mini crossword, or paddle the rapids in Korjaal Run.
Pe a de is Sranan Tongo for 'where is it?'. Every day the game gives you five real places in Suriname. Tap the map where you think each one is; the closer your pin, the more points you score, up to 500 a day.
Yes. The game uses the official map of Suriname, including the Tigri area in the southwest and the Lawa headwaters in the southeast. Distances are calculated from real coordinates.
Each place is worth up to 100 points. Within 8 km of the true location scores the full 100; after that, points drop off with distance. Five places a day makes a daily maximum of 500.
From all over Suriname: district capitals, Maroon and Indigenous villages, waterfalls, peaks and plantations. Every location is checked against real map coordinates, and every answer teaches you a short fact about the place.
No. Pe A De is free, runs in any browser and stores your streak and stats only on your own device.