Flagle
Name the country from its flag in six guesses as the flag is uncovered piece by piece.
Every day: One hidden flag a day, the same for every player, uncovered piece by piece over six guesses, with bonus rounds about the same country. New puzzle: Midnight local time.
Flagle hides a country's flag and shows you more of it with every guess. Each miss also tells you how far away the answer is, in which direction and how close you are as a percentage. Once you have the country, bonus rounds ask about its shape, emblem, capital, neighbours, population and currency.
About Flagle
Flagle is the flag game from Teuteuf Games, the studio that makes Worldle. It came out in February 2022 and works the same way as its sister game, with a flag in place of a country outline. The site is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian and Japanese.
Each day there is one mystery flag. You type a country or territory, and every wrong guess uncovers another part of the flag and shows the distance from your guess to the answer, an arrow pointing toward it and a proximity percentage. You have six guesses, so the challenge is to use the colours and shapes you can see along with the map hints.
Getting the country right opens the bonus rounds: pick the country's shape, its coat of arms or emblem, the flag of its capital, the flags of its neighbours, and a short quiz on population and currency. They add a few minutes and teach you a lot about one place each day.
Flagle suits people who know their flags but often mix up the similar ones, such as the many red, white and blue tricolours. The daily game is free with ads; a Teuteuf Games premium membership removes ads and opens the archive of past puzzles.
How to play Flagle
- Look at the part of the mystery flag that is showing.
- Type a country or territory and submit your guess.
- Check the distance, the direction arrow and the proximity percentage, and look at the newly uncovered part of the flag.
- Guess again; you have six tries in total.
- After finding the country, play the bonus rounds on its shape, emblem, capital flag, neighbours, population and currency.
Tips
- Use your first guess to learn the region; a country in the middle of a continent makes the arrow more useful.
- Watch for stars, crescents, crosses and emblems as soon as they appear; they narrow the choice more than colours do.
- Many flags share the same colours, so trust the distance and direction when the visible stripes could fit several countries.
- Remember that territories can be the answer too, not only independent countries.
Questions
Is Flagle free?
Yes. The daily game is free in the browser with ads. A Teuteuf Games premium membership removes ads and unlocks past games.
When does a new Flagle come out?
Every day at midnight, in your device's local time.
How many guesses do you get in Flagle?
Six. Each wrong guess uncovers more of the flag and gives distance, direction and proximity hints.
Who makes Flagle?
Teuteuf Games, the studio behind Worldle and Travle.
What are the Flagle bonus rounds?
After you find the country you can guess its shape, its emblem, the flag of its capital, the flags of its neighbours, and its population and currency.
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Tradle
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Travle
Teuteuf's border puzzle: walk from one country to another
Statele
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