Guesspedia
Encyclopedia-style clues about a country appear one by one; tap the right flag before the points run down.
Every day: One shared daily set of three countries, picked from the date so everyone gets the same questions; clues appear over time, you answer by tapping a flag, and the day has its own online ranking. New puzzle: Midnight, your local time.

Guesspedia is a country quiz where facts about a mystery country appear every few seconds, from hard to easy, and you answer by picking its flag from four. The Daily mode gives everyone the same three countries each day, with a streak, a shareable result and an online ranking.
About Guesspedia
Guesspedia is a free browser quiz by LUMICROFT, playable in English, Japanese or Simplified Chinese. Each question is a mystery country described in short, Wikipedia-style facts: its people, food, history, landscape and so on.
The clues arrive one at a time, every four seconds, up to six, starting with the hardest and ending with the giveaway. Your points for the question drain as time passes and hints appear, so the faster you tap the right flag from the four on offer, the more you score. After you answer, a world map highlights the country and shows one more fact about it.
The Daily mode serves three countries, chosen from the date so every player gets the same set, and keeps a streak. When you finish you can copy a Wordle-style result and see where you stand on that day's online ranking, with a countdown to the next daily.
Beyond the daily there is a By Difficulty mode from Easy to Master, where even famous countries come with cryptic clues and the flag choices look alike, and an Endless mode that runs until you lose your lives. The question pool covers more than 240 questions from around the world, and flags come from the public-domain flagpedia.net.
How to play Guesspedia
- Open the itch.io page, run the game and choose Today's Daily.
- Read the first clue about the mystery country; another appears every few seconds.
- Tap the country's flag from the four choices as soon as you know it.
- Answer all three daily countries; the quicker you answer, the higher your score.
- Share your result and check the day's ranking.
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Tips
- Points fall with every second and every clue, so answer as soon as you are fairly sure.
- Look at the four flags early: they often rule out most of the world before the clues do.
- The first clues are deliberately obscure; details about food, history or population mix are easier to pin down than landscape.
Questions
Is the Guesspedia daily the same for everyone?
Yes. The three daily countries are chosen from the date, so every player gets the same questions and shares one daily ranking.
When does the Guesspedia daily change?
At midnight on your own device's clock; the result screen counts down to the next daily.
What languages does Guesspedia support?
English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
Can I play more than the daily?
Yes. There is a By Difficulty mode from Easy to Master and an Endless mode that runs until you run out of lives.
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