Flag Quiz: Learn World Flags

About Flag Quiz: Learn World Flags

The daily challenge card on the home screen shows today's score and time, for example 9/10 in 0:49, with a note to come back tomorrow for a new set and your streak beside it. A streak calendar marks every day you have completed the challenge. Shields cover a missed day automatically: the free one recharges after seven completed challenges, and scoring 8 or more in Review earns another. The route of the day asks you to find ten flags on the map, with medals for accuracy and speed, and every miss tells you how far off you were and in which direction. The track of the day is a 15-flag time trial with sectors and best laps. Game Center leaderboards for the challenge, the route and the track are optional.

Outside the daily there are practice modes. Classic gives three lives and asks which country a flag belongs to from four answers, getting harder as you go. Blitz gives 60 seconds and adds time for each right answer. Mirror shows a country name and asks you to find its flag, and Find on the map has you tap the country. You can play all flags, only sovereign states, only the countries you can meet in GeoGuessr's Street View, or one continent. The Atlas covers 239 countries and territories with search and per-flag stats, and a flag counts as learned after three correct answers at 70 percent accuracy or better.

Flag Quiz is made by Oleksandr Dreiman and came to the App Store in September 2026. It has no ads, no account and works offline. The daily challenge, Review and the Atlas are free, with five free practice games a day; Flags Pro removes that limit and opens 30-day archives of past routes and tracks, as a monthly or yearly subscription or a lifetime purchase.

How to play Flag Quiz: Learn World Flags

1. Open the Daily challenge from the home screen.
2. Look at each flag and pick the country it belongs to.
3. Answer all ten flags; your score and time appear on the daily card.
4. Try the route of the day, finding ten flags on the map, and the 15-flag track of the day.
5. Come back the next day for a new set to keep your streak.

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Tips

• Play Review on days you have time: scoring 8 or more there earns an extra streak shield.
• Flags that look alike, such as Chad and Romania or Indonesia and Monaco, are worth checking in the Atlas side by side.
• On the map route, use the distance and direction you get after a miss to narrow the next tap.
• Switch on the Street View set if you play GeoGuessr; it limits practice to the countries you can meet there.

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