GuessTheFlag
Guess the Flag – Flag Guessing Game
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Guess the Flag is a free online geography game for anyone who wants to test and improve their knowledge of national flags. The game includes all 193 UN member states and organizes the challenge into eight difficult levels. In every question, players see a flag and choose the correct country name from several answers. The first level begins with three choices, while later levels increase the difficulty until the final level presents ten choices. Levels one through four contain 16 questions each, and levels five through eight contain 20 questions each. Players may make up to two mistakes in a level; a third mistake means the level must be restarted. Correct and incorrect answers receive instant visual and sound feedback, while background music and celebratory effects create an engaging experience. The game works in desktop and mobile browsers, requires no account, signup, installation, or download, and is suitable for quick practice, geography learning, or a world-flags challenge.
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Hey 👋 I built Guess the Flag to make learning world flags simple, fun, and accessible to everyone. It includes multiple quiz modes, 193 country flags, progressive difficulty levels, scoring, and inst