Duels
Same puzzle, two players, one clock. Challenge a friend with a link.
A rough outline. A blurry flag. Six guesses. Every miss sharpens the picture, and every miss costs you points.
Animated example: a country outline starts as a rough sketch and gets more detailed after each wrong guess until it is guessed.
Two puzzles a day: the country's shape and its flag. Same puzzles for everyone, free, no account, no download. After four misses you also get the distance and direction to the answer.
Nineteen daily puzzles, plus challenges you can replay any time and every daily game has a practice mode (the ∞ button). Every game keeps its own streak, and your overall streak grows with any game you finish.
A rough outline that sharpens with every miss.
Colour shares first, then pixels, then the real flag.
The neighbours appear one by one. Name the country in the middle.
Only rivers and mountains. Borders show up when you miss.
The word game you know, except every answer is a country.
Compare region, population, area and distance. Close in.
Spin the globe. The redder it glows, the closer you are.
Drive from A to B by land through as few countries as you can.
Two ranges that tighten with every guess.
The five biggest cities, smallest first. Then the capital.
Dialling code, languages, currency. One card at a time.
Matching colours reveal the hidden flag.
A satellite view that zooms out as you miss.
World Heritage photos. Where was this taken?
Six famous people, one nationality.
Five pins, five capitals. The closer, the more points.
The country at night, seen from space.
The name, written the way its people write it.
Eight countries, no borders. Put each in its place.
15 minutes, 170 countries. Replay any time.
ChallengeFlag after flag until you miss.
EndlessBigger population? Larger area? Keep the run going.
EndlessEvery Sunday, all the daily games add up.
WeeklyPractice sets for your class and study decks by region.
For schoolsNew categories join the lineup one at a time, and the best ones become daily. Same idea every time: start rough, get sharper, guess sooner.
Same puzzle, two players, one clock. Challenge a friend with a link.
Two minutes a day. Share your result without spoiling the answer.
You get the vaguest possible clue: a handful of points, a pair of colours.
Each wrong guess reveals more detail and lowers what the round is worth.
🟥🟥🟩⬜⬜⬜ tells your friends how you did, not what the answer was.
New puzzles drop at midnight, Istanbul time.