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Country guessing games

Eight free countries games, each testing a different way of knowing a country: its shape, capital, flag, neighbours, size or position on the map.

Pick your country game

Guess the CountryAsk up to six questions about a hidden country and name it. The most detective-like of the set. Country Outline QuizName the country from its outline alone. Capital Cities QuizA capital is named. Tap its country on the map. Flag QuizName a flag, fix a scrambled one, or paint it from memory. Neighbour RushRace the clock to tap every country that borders the target. Border RunHop across land borders from one country to another. AntipodeWhich country is on the opposite side of the Earth? Population ShowdownA card game where the bigger population wins.

What kind of country guesser are you?

If you like reasoning, start with Guess the Country: every question narrows the list. If you are a visual learner, the outline and capital quizzes train your eye for shapes and positions. If you enjoy speed, Neighbour Rush gives you under a minute. If you prefer strategy, Border Run and Population Showdown reward planning.

Easy, Medium and Hard

Every country game has three levels. Easy uses well known countries and often gives choices. Medium draws on the whole world. Hard removes hints, hides labels or turns shapes at an angle. Each level has its own daily puzzle, and unlimited mode lets you carry on.

Look up what you missed

Every country in these games has a page with its capital, population, land neighbours, coastline and an outline map. Start from the countries index, or revise capital cities and landlocked countries. For more variety, see all geography games or the daily geography games.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best country guessing game?

It depends on how you like to learn. Guess the Country rewards logic, the outline quiz rewards visual memory, and Neighbour Rush rewards speed.

Can I play a game where I name every country in the world?

Not yet. These games ask about one country at a time. Unlimited mode lets you play for as long as you keep answering correctly.

Are small countries included?

Yes. The outline quiz includes microstates such as Monaco, Vatican City and Liechtenstein, and island nations such as Tuvalu and Nauru.

Do these games work for kids?

Easy levels use well known countries and multiple choice, so they suit younger players, though they are not designed specifically for children.

Is there a new puzzle every day?

Yes. Each game has three new daily puzzles at midnight UTC, plus unlimited play.

Is it free?

Yes. All of the games are free and need no account.