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Your Passport, country by country

By Farflung ·

See each country’s five rarity stamps at a glance, then open its own page to look back at the pins that earned them.

A country you have pinned once can still have four stamps to find. The Passport keeps one for each rarity, and its album now shows every space, filled or not.

Five spaces for every country

Open Passport from camp or the game menu. Each continent keeps its map, with an A-to-Z row for every country below it. The five positions run from Common to Farflung. Your stamps fill their squares in their rarity’s ink; the remaining places wait in pencil.

A country you have never pinned has a row too, all in pencil. Turn through the continents to see what is left.

The Passport on a phone, open at Europe: 35 of 197 stamped, and 16 of Europe’s 45. The stamped countries are filled in on a map of Europe. Below a key to the five rarities, Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus and Belgium each have a row of five places: Austria’s Uncommon square is stamped in green, and every other place is a small pencil square. Arrows at the foot turn the pages: Europe, 4 of 7.
Europe’s map and country rows, with Austria’s Uncommon stamp filled and the other rarity spaces in pencil. Shown with a sample record.

Open a country’s page

Tap a row or a country on the map to open its own page. Its shape sits above five larger stamp spaces, with the dates you earned them. Tap a stamp to look back at its day and pin. Where the original prompt is available, you can read that too.

The arrows step through the continent’s countries from A to Z. Tap the continent’s name between them to go back to the country’s row in the album.

France’s page in the Passport on a phone: 2 of 5 rarities, beside a map with France filled in green. Its Common stamp is dated 10 Oct and its Uncommon stamp 12 Oct. Dashed spaces for Rare, Elusive and Farflung read Not yet. Arrows at the foot step through Europe’s countries: Europe, 13 of 45.
France’s page holds Common and Uncommon stamps, dated 10 and 12 October. Three more rarity spaces wait to be filled. Shown with a sample record.

New stamps land first

The next time you open the Passport, the stamps from your latest day come down large over their countries’ rows, then fly into their squares. Tap to hurry them along. Skip, when shown, goes straight to the finished pages. With reduced motion, the stamps are simply in place.

Stamps you already had are in the album too.