Postcards XVI | Walkthroughs Wiki
A matching puzzle asking players to match traditional-home postcards to their countries. The page lists ten countries and ten postcard image labels. (sourc
Postcards XVI
A matching puzzle asking players to match traditional-home postcards to their countries. The page lists ten countries and ten postcard image labels. (source: src-742506b2d1)
Evidence: 17 community-reported · Last verified: 2026-11-14 · Sources: 1
Postcards XVI is a Daily Orbs matching puzzle about traditional homes, displayed for Saturday, November 14, 2026. Your objective is to match ten postcard photographs to the ten countries listed in the puzzle. The available record confirms the options and a Reveal Answers feature, but it does not provide the correct country–postcard pairings.
How to Complete
Match the traditional home shown on each postcard to the country it is in. The two matching labels are Country and Postcard, and the country options are:
- Chile
- China
- Greece
- Iceland
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Mongolia
- Netherlands
- Yemen
Use these options as your candidate list when inspecting the photographs. The task is specifically about where the pictured homes are located, rather than naming their architectural styles.
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
1. Open the correct puzzle
Select Postcards XVI and confirm that its instruction reads, “Match these traditional homes to the countries they are in.” If you are looking through older daily puzzles, use the displayed date of Saturday, November 14, 2026 to identify this edition.
2. Identify each postcard by its label
Check the postcard labels before recording any proposed matches. The supplied page lists them in this order:
| Position in the supplied list | Postcard label |
|---|---|
| 1 | Postcard 6 |
| 2 | Postcard 3 |
| 3 | Postcard 9 |
| 4 | Postcard 1 |
| 5 | Postcard 8 |
| 6 | Postcard 5 |
| 7 | Postcard 10 |
| 8 | Postcard 4 |
| 9 | Postcard 7 |
| 10 | Postcard 2 |
The image position and postcard number are therefore not interchangeable: the first listed image is Postcard 6, not Postcard 1. Use the postcard label when keeping notes so that a promising identification does not become attached to the wrong image.
This ordering is an inventory of the pictures, not an answer key. The country list and postcard list do not establish correct matches simply by appearing in the same sequence.
3. Inspect the photographs and make tentative matches
Look at each home in the live puzzle and compare it against the available country options. Start with any photographs you recognize confidently, then return to the ones you find less familiar.
Keep uncertain identifications separate from confident ones. A simple note such as “Postcard 6 — uncertain” is more useful than treating a guess as a confirmed answer.
The supplied excerpts contain image labels but do not show the homes themselves or describe their architectural features. Consequently, there is no supported basis here for assigning a particular postcard to Chile, Japan, Yemen, or any other option.
4. Review your proposed pairings
Before relying on your matches, check that you have used the intended postcard labels throughout. In particular, revisit any notes based on “first image” or “second image” and replace those descriptions with the actual postcard numbers.
Review uncertain pairings against the photographs rather than assuming that a country belongs with the postcard beside it in the extracted text.
5. Use Reveal Answers if you need the solution
A Reveal Answers option is available. Use it if you want to check your proposed matches or need the solution to continue.
The record does not include the revealed answers or explain the exact reveal interaction. This guide therefore cannot reproduce a verified solution table or specify whether selecting the option requires an additional confirmation.
Tips for Using the Images
The official page identifies the photographs as Wikimedia Commons images that have been cropped and resized, with linked source credits and licenses. If you want to investigate an unfamiliar photograph, those source links are a possible starting point; the supplied material does not establish what additional identification details they contain. [src-742506b2d1]
Avoid drawing location conclusions from a photographer’s name or a license attribution alone. Those credits document the image sources, not the country–postcard answers.
Verified Answer Availability
The supported route to the exact solution is the puzzle’s Reveal Answers option. No verified pairings, puzzle-specific rewards, scoring details, or penalties are included in the supplied record, so none are asserted here.
Community-Reported Details
These facts come from community guides, videos or wikis. They are not official statements; verify in-game before relying on them.
puzzle_type
Match these traditional homes to the countries they are in.
countries
- Chile
- China
- Greece
- Iceland
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Mongolia
- Netherlands
- Yemen
postcard_labels
- Postcard 6
- Postcard 3
- Postcard 9
- Postcard 1
- Postcard 8
- Postcard 5
- Postcard 10
- Postcard 4
- Postcard 7
- Postcard 2
objective
Match these traditional homes to the countries they are in.
country_options
- Chile
- China
- Greece
- Iceland
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Mongolia
- Netherlands
- Yemen
answer_reveal
A “Reveal Answers” option is available.
evidence_type
official
answerReveal
A Reveal Answers option is available.
evidenceType
official
matching_rule
Match these traditional homes to the countries they are in.
matchingLabels
- Country
- Postcard
evidenceClassification
official
name
Postcards XVI
summary
Match these traditional homes to the countries they are in.
countryCount
10
postcardCount
10
displayedDate
Saturday, November 14th, 2026
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