One game · ten modes
Flag Game
A free flag game you configure yourself: pick the answer style, the continent, the difficulty, and the length of the round.
Preparing your first flag
Loading the 195-country study set.
Pick a mode
The flag game, with a mode for every mood.
A flag game turns flag study into quick rounds you can replay anytime, and this free version runs entirely in the browser with no signup. Pick your own pace on this page: answer multiple choice or type the country name, filter by continent or difficulty, and choose a round of ten, twenty-five, or all 195 flags. Nine more modes below come preset for a specific challenge.
Every mode shares the same 195-country study set, the same lookalike-first distractors, and the same local review queue on this device. Miss a flag and it returns later in the round; finish and your session is saved next to the others. Start with the modes below, or jump straight into the hard set if the easy rounds feel too comfortable.
The settings on this page control four things. Answer switches between multiple choice and typing the country name, with suggestions appearing as you type in type mode. Region narrows the draw to Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, or Oceania. Level filters the set to easy, medium, or hard flags, and Round sets the length to ten, twenty-five, or the full 195. In multiple choice you can also press keys 1 through 4 to answer without touching the mouse.
During a round the strip above the flag keeps three numbers live: correct answers so far, your current streak, and the elapsed time. The pause button stops the clock, and restarting a round asks for confirmation before it clears your score. At the end the results panel adds your accuracy percentage, median answer time, longest streak, and the count of flags to review, with a link that takes those mistakes straight to the flashcard study page.
The nine preset modes below each remove one decision. Flag quiz hard plays level 3 flags only, the kids mode starts from the easiest designs, all countries runs the complete set in one sitting, and the Europe round narrows the map to one continent. What flag is this frames every question as identification from visual clues, the daily challenge gives everyone on earth the same ten flags until midnight UTC, and the remaining rounds vary the question style and region. Pick whichever matches the mood; the scoring rules never change between them.