FlagGrid (Geoworldle)
Rate itFill a 3x3 grid with flags that fit both their row and column clue.
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FlagGrid is Geoworldle's daily flag puzzle in the style of Immaculate Grid: three column clues and three row clues about flags, and a country to name for every cell where they cross. You have 15 guesses to fill all nine, and scores go on daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards.
About FlagGrid (Geoworldle)
FlagGrid sets out a three by three grid. Each row and each column has a clue about a flag: a colour it includes or excludes, the colour in one corner, a symbol, a pattern or how many colours it has. For each of the nine cells you name a country whose flag meets both its row clue and its column clue.
You have 15 guesses for the nine cells, and a give-up button if you are stuck. The clues change every day and everyone plays the same grid, so the leaderboard tabs for the day, the week and the month compare like with like.
It sits among a family of Geoworldle games, including Flag Zoom, Geo Grid, Pathle, City Zoom, Oceandle and Geo Cross, and keeps your games, wins, points and streaks in a stats panel.
It suits players who know their flags well enough to picture a corner or a stripe on demand, and it is a step harder than naming a single flag a day.
How to play FlagGrid (Geoworldle)
- Read the three column clues across the top and the three row clues down the side.
- Pick a cell and name a country whose flag fits both its row and its column.
- Repeat for all nine cells; you have 15 guesses in total.
- Check your score, streak and place on the daily leaderboard.
Tips
- Start with the strictest clue, such as six colours or more, and fill those cells first.
- Keep a few flags in mind for each colour rule so you can use different ones in each cell.
- Exclusion clues are easier together: a flag without green and without white leaves few options, so think of reds, blues and yellows.
Questions
How many guesses do I get in FlagGrid?
Fifteen guesses to fill the nine cells of the grid.
Is there a leaderboard?
Yes, with daily, weekly and monthly rankings.
Ratings and reviews
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