Daily flag games: guess the flag, by piece, colour or memory

Start with Flagle from the Teuteuf family: name the country from its flag in six guesses as more of the flag is uncovered. Flagle (flagle-game.com) instead uncovers the parts your guesses share with the hidden flag, Flagordle adds distance and direction after each miss, and Flaggle in the Daily Flag Quiz app gives a hint after every wrong guess. Flagdle hides the flag behind nine tiles and then shows the country in nine mini-games, and GuessDash's Flagments lets you peek through small windows.

If you know your colours, Flagpie and Flagsplit show only a pie chart of the flag's colours, and Flags Game starts from the colour breakdown before showing more. Vexi disguises three flags a day for you to see through, and Vexle asks you to draw the day's flag from memory and then build another region by region in six Wordle-style tries.

For quizzes and grids, the Daily Flag Quiz on World Flag Map gives ten flags with four choices each, Flagdoku asks for flags that match both a row and a column of a 3x3 grid, and Geo Connections sorts flags, maps and places into four groups.

If you are learning flags, the multiple-choice quiz and Flagle are the gentlest start; Flagpie and Vexle suit players who already know most of them.