All 195 countries. How many do you know?
Name the flag, find the country on the map, match the capital. Every round is timed, so knowing it fast is worth more.
Play free in your browser No account, no download. In English and German.Six ways to play
One world, six angles. Each mode can be played for the whole world or one continent, and every one is timed.
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Flag Quiz
Name the country from its flag.
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Locate the Country
Find the named country on the map.
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City Pin-Drop
Drop a pin where the city is.
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Capital Match
Match a country to its capital.
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Flag → Map
See a flag, find the country.
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Outline Quiz
Name the country from its shape.
Play Outline Quiz →
No catch
No account
Open the page and play. Your progress stays on your device, and a recovery code takes it to a new one.
No ads in the apps
The Android and iPhone apps come without ads, without lives and without energy timers.
Nothing to buy that wins
Every round is scored on our server, and no purchase changes a score. The top of the leaderboard is earned.
Your atlas, filling in
The game remembers every country you meet, in every mode, and tracks which ones you have mastered. Start with the ones you know and keep going until all 195 are yours.
195of 195 countries
- Mastered
- Familiar
- Learning
- Needs review
Made for learning
Learn from every miss
After each answer the map shows where it really was, and how far off you were.
One continent at a time
Every mode can be limited to Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas or Oceania. Good for school and for getting started.
Challenge a friend
Send a link. Your friend plays your exact rounds and sees whether they beat you.
In your language
Country and city names follow the language you play in. English and German today, more on the way.
A new Daily Challenge, every day
The same rounds for everyone today, one ranked attempt, and a leaderboard by tonight. Come back tomorrow to keep your streak going.
Why 195?
It is the count most schoolbooks and atlases use. Following the United Nations list means the game never has to take sides on disputed borders.
Read how we decide →=195countries in the game
Apps for Android and iPhone
Coming soon, with no ads at all. Until then, the full game runs in any modern browser, on phones too.
Look it up
Every country has its own page with its key figures, its flag, its place on the map and its neighbours. Or compare them all in one table.
- All 195 countries of the worldThe 193 member states of the United Nations and its two observer states, the Holy See and Palestine, sorted by continent. Pick a country to see its flag, its place on the map and its neighbours.
- Flags of the worldThe national flags of all 195 countries, sorted by continent. How many can you name without reading the label?
- Capitals of the worldThe capital of every one of the 195 countries, sorted by continent.
- All 195 countries, rankedSort by any column, filter by continent or search for a country. Every figure comes from the UN or the World Bank and is dated.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The whole game is free to play in your browser. The apps will be free too, with an optional one-time upgrade for extras like map themes and detailed stats. Nothing you can buy changes your score.
Which countries are in the game?
All 195: the UN member states plus the Holy See and Palestine. Territories such as Greenland or Puerto Rico are never the answer to a country question.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play straight away. Your progress is kept on your device.
Which languages can I play in?
English and German today, with more on the way. Country and city names follow the language you play in: Vienna in English, Wien in German.
Is there an app?
Apps for Android and iPhone are on the way. Until then the full game runs in any modern browser, on phones too.
Is it good for school?
Yes. Every mode can be limited to one continent, rounds are short, and the map shows the right answer after every question.