Every game in Geography quizzes
- Capital Quiz — Name the capital city, four choices, sixty seconds. Score a point and the pool widens toward countries nobody knows.
- Higher or Lower — Does the next country have more people or fewer? One tap, one wrong call, and the streak is over.
- Odd One Out — Three countries share a continent and one doesn't. You're never told which continent — work it out.
- Flag Quiz — All 193 country flags, four choices, sixty seconds. Learn the families — Nordic crosses, pan-Arab colours — and the score climbs.
- Bigger Country — Which one covers more ground? Mercator has been lying to you — Algeria is bigger than Greenland.
Questions
Which countries are included?
The 193 members of the United Nations, no more and no less. That is a bright line that keeps the quizzes out of political arguments.
Where does the data come from?
Wikidata, which is public domain. Populations are the latest figure Wikidata holds, so a few are a couple of years old.
Why are some capitals missing?
Countries with two capitals or a disputed one are left out of the capital quiz rather than marking a defensible answer wrong.
Do the quizzes get harder?
Yes — they start with the best-known countries and widen the pool as your score rises.