Flagments (GuessDash)
Peek at a hidden flag through small windows, then name the country.
Every day: One hidden country flag a day, the same for everyone: open small windows onto it and name the country before your score runs down. New puzzle: Midnight in the Netherlands (GuessDash renews its games by the date in Europe/Amsterdam).
Flagments is a daily flag game on GuessDash. A cover hides the day's flag; each tap opens a small round window onto part of it, and each extra peek lowers the score you can win. Name the country with as few peeks as possible.
About Flagments (GuessDash)
Flagments is one of the daily geography games on GuessDash. Instead of showing you a whole flag, it hides the day's flag under a slate cover and lets you uncover it a little at a time.
Each tap opens a small round window showing a fragment of colour or pattern underneath. The first peek is free; after that, more windows lower the most you can score, which starts at 1,000. When you think you know the country, you guess, and a correct answer keeps whatever score is left. Picking windows well is the skill: a stripe edge or part of an emblem tells you more than a patch of plain colour.
There is one flag a day, set by the date so every player gets the same one, and GuessDash renews its games at midnight Netherlands time. No account is needed.
It suits flag fans who find whole-flag quizzes too easy.
How to play Flagments (GuessDash)
- Open Flagments on GuessDash.
- Tap the cover to open small windows onto the hidden flag; the first is free.
- Each further window lowers the score you can still win.
- Name the country when you are ready; a correct guess keeps the remaining score.
Tips
- Open windows near the centre or edges where emblems and stripes change.
- Think about colour combinations: few flags share the same three colours.
- Guess as soon as you are fairly sure: extra peeks lower your score.
Questions
Is it the same flag for everyone?
Yes, one flag a day set by the date.
How is it scored?
Up to 1,000 points; peeks after the free first one lower the maximum.
Do I need an account?
No.
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