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.
- State Capitals Quiz — Name the capital of each state in sixty seconds. The wrong answers all come from the same part of the country.
Questions
Which countries are included?
The 193 members of the United Nations. Someone else drew that line, which keeps the quizzes out of arguments about who counts as a country.
Where does the data come from?
Wikidata, which is public domain. Populations are the latest figure Wikidata holds, and for a few countries that is 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.