1. 四處看看。單人遊戲每局有五個回合。每個回合，街景會把你放在香港的一條街道、屋邨、鄉村或地標附近。路牌、建築、招牌、地形和山海方向，都是線索。
2. 放下圖釘。在地圖上點擊你認為自己所在的位置，然後按「猜測」（電腦可以按空白鍵）鎖定。如果設有時間限制，時間到時已放下的圖釘會自動送出；未放圖釘的回合以零分計算。
3. 看結果。地圖會顯示你的猜測、正確位置和兩者的距離，以及該回合的分數。五個回合完成後，會看到整局的總分和每個回合的成績，亦可以點擊正確位置，在 Google 街景重看該處。

每個回合最高 5,000 分，一局最高 25,000 分。猜測與正確位置相距 25 米以內，即得滿分；之後距離愈遠，分數愈低。分數按地圖的大小計算：在涵蓋全港的地圖上，相距 1 公里約得 4,550 分，3 公里約得 3,750 分，5 公里約得 3,100 分，10 公里約得 1,900 分，20 公里約得 730 分。範圍較細的地圖（例如只有一個地區或一個島）要求更高，同樣的距離會扣更多分。

• 自由移動：可以在街景中沿路行走，找路牌和地標。所有玩家都可以玩。
• 不移動：固定在起點，但仍可轉動和縮放畫面。這個模式是「港估支持者」的功能；在支持者主持的派對裡，所有人都可以玩。
• NMPZ：不可移動、不可轉動、不可縮放，只靠眼前一個畫面估地點。升到 20 級後解鎖。

• 地圖：可以揀官方地圖，或由其他玩家製作並發佈的地圖，例如只有某一區、某類地點的主題地圖。
• 時間限制：可以不設限制，或設定每回合 5 至 600 秒。
• 快速開始：想即刻玩，按「快速開始」，會在「香港交叉路口」地圖開一局五個回合的遊戲。

• 先看的士顏色：紅色的市區的士行走港島、九龍和大部分地區；綠色的是新界的士；藍色的是大嶼山的士。見到綠色或藍色的士，範圍就即時縮細很多。
• 看巴士和鐵路：電車只在港島北岸行走；輕鐵只在屯門、元朗和天水圍；大嶼山南部有自己的巴士公司。巴士站牌和車頭的路線號碼、目的地，常常直接告訴你在哪一區。
• 看小巴：綠色小巴有固定路線和號碼，車身和站牌上的路線資料可以用來推斷位置；紅色小巴則沒有固定路線。
• 留意路牌：街名牌有中英文街名；大型方向指示牌會寫出前面的地區名稱和幹線編號。
• 香港車輛靠左行駛：看車輛、行人過路處和交通燈的方向，可以推斷你站在路的哪一邊、面向哪個方向。
• 看建築類型：公共屋邨、私人屋苑、唐樓、村屋和工廠大廈，各自集中在不同地區。屋邨樓宇外牆通常寫有邨名和樓名。
• 看地形：山的形狀、海的方向、隧道口、高架路和天橋，能幫你縮窄範圍。見到海對面的高樓，可以想想自己在維港的哪一邊。
• 看招牌：商店招牌上的地址、分店名稱和電話，有時直接寫出街名或地區。
• 平時多練習：小測驗可以幫你記熟十八區、各區街道和鐵路車站在地圖上的位置。

每次遊玩都會賺取經驗值，令你的等級上升，並解鎖頭像邊框。每日任務在香港時間午夜更新；每日挑戰在香港時間早上 6 時更新，所有玩家玩同一組地點。長期目標的成就會解鎖稱號，顯示在你的名字旁邊。

遊戲期間請只靠街景裡看到的東西來估：不可以在其他網站搜尋答案，也不可以使用外掛或自動程式。詳情請看使用條款的公平遊戲部分。

1. Look around. A solo game has five rounds. In each round, Street View puts you on a street, in an estate, a village or near a landmark somewhere in Hong Kong. Road signs, buildings, shop signs, the lie of the land and the direction of the hills and sea are all clues.
2. Place your pin. Click the map where you think you are, then press Guess (or the space bar on a computer) to lock it in. If the game has a time limit, a pin already on the map is sent when time runs out; a round with no pin scores zero.
3. See the result. The map shows your guess, the real location, how far apart they are and the round's score. After the fifth round you see the game's total and how each round went, and you can click a real location to see it again in Google Street View.

A round is worth up to 5,000 points, so a game is worth up to 25,000. A guess within 25 metres of the real spot earns the full 5,000; beyond that the score falls with distance. The score depends on the size of the map: on a map that covers all of Hong Kong, 1 km away scores about 4,550, 3 km about 3,750, 5 km about 3,100, 10 km about 1,900 and 20 km about 730. A smaller map (one district, or one island) is stricter: the same distance costs more points.

• Moving: walk along the streets in Street View to find signs and landmarks. Open to everyone.
• No Move: you stay where you start, but can turn and zoom. This mode is a KongGuess Supporter feature; in a party hosted by a supporter, everyone can play it.
• NMPZ: no moving, panning or zooming: one fixed view to go on. It unlocks at level 20.

• Map: choose an official map, or one made and published by another player, such as a map of a single district or one kind of place.
• Time limit: none, or anywhere from 5 to 600 seconds per round.
• Quick start: to jump straight in, press Quick start, which begins a five-round game on the Hong Kong Intersections map.

• Check the taxis first: red urban taxis serve Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and most other places; green ones are New Territories taxis; blue ones are Lantau taxis. A green or blue taxi narrows things down at once.
• Look at buses and rail: trams run only along the north shore of Hong Kong Island; the Light Rail runs only in Tuen Mun, Yuen Long and Tin Shui Wai; south Lantau has its own bus company. Route numbers and destinations on bus stops and buses often tell you the district outright.
• Look at minibuses: green minibuses run fixed, numbered routes, and the route details on the bus and at its stops help place you; red minibuses have no fixed routes.
• Read the signs: street name plates give the name in Chinese and English; large direction signs name the districts ahead and the route number.
• Hong Kong drives on the left: vehicles, crossings and traffic lights tell you which side of the road you're on and which way you're facing.
• Look at the type of buildings: public housing estates, private estates, tenement blocks, village houses and industrial buildings each cluster in different districts. Estate blocks usually carry the estate's and the block's name on the wall.
• Look at the terrain: the shape of the hills, where the sea is, tunnel mouths, flyovers and footbridges help narrow the area down. If you can see towers across the water, think about which side of Victoria Harbour you're on.
• Read shop signs: an address, a branch name or a phone number on a sign sometimes spells out the street or the district.
• Practise between games: the quizzes help you learn where the 18 districts, each area's streets and the rail stations are on the map.

Every game earns experience, which raises your level and unlocks avatar borders. Daily missions change at midnight, Hong Kong time; the daily challenge changes at 6 am, Hong Kong time, with the same locations for every player. Long-term achievements unlock titles, shown beside your name.

While you play, go only on what you can see in Street View: no searching other sites for the answer, and no scripts or other tools. See the fair play section of the terms of use.