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Test your knowledge of countries, capitals, flags and the world. Free geography games — no account, no download, straight into a round.
🔥 Today's Geography Challenge
Thirty questions, the same for everyone, changing at midnight.
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Thirty questions a round, or survive as long as you can on Expert.
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Review your mistakes Replay the questions you got wrong, until they stick.Explore the world
Country profiles and reference lists, each with a matching game at the end.
Guides
Longer reads on how to learn this material, and the parts of world geography most people have backwards.
How to memorise all 195 countries
Most people stall at around forty countries. The gap between that and all 195 is not talent, it is method — and the method is more specific than "practise more".
ReadWhy so many national flags look alike
World flags are not 195 independent designs. They are a few dozen families, and once you can see the families the confusable pairs stop being confusing.
ReadThe countries people most often misplace
Some geographic errors are almost universal, and most of them trace back to the same two causes: a distorted map and a borrowed assumption.
ReadHow well do you know the world?
There are 195 sovereign countries on this site — 193 United Nations member states plus Vatican City and Palestine. Between them they cover six inhabited continents, 195 capital cities and every flag flown at the UN.
Most people can name perhaps thirty or forty countries from memory. Getting from there to all 195 is a matter of repetition, and repetition is easier when it looks like a game. Each round here is thirty questions and shows you the right answer the moment you get one wrong — that immediate correction is what makes the facts stick.
Start with the flag quiz on easy, move to capitals when flags feel comfortable, and use the mixed quiz to check what has actually stuck.