Whatever you do, don’t panic!
Instacities – guess what city it is
Oliver just released a new browser game called Instacities that lets you guess what city is displayed, based on photos taken via Instagram.
Beware: It’s a highly addictive game 
There are plans to have a highscore table and deeper Facebook integration in the future, so be sure to check back often and follow Oliver on Twitter to stay up to date.
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