Vexi
Three disguised flags a day: name the country.
Every day: Three disguised flags each day (a numbered daily set, for example Daily #30), the same three for everyone. Each flag is hidden a different way across three levels (Reveal, where it widens with each guess, Pixelate and Chroma), and you name the country in up to six guesses with optional geography clues. New puzzle: Once a day.
Vexi is a daily flag guessing game. Each day gives three flags, each disguised in a different way, and you type country names to identify them. You get up to six guesses per flag, with geography clues to help, and the flag becomes clearer as you go.
About Vexi
Vexi is a free daily flag game played in the browser. Each day it serves up three flags to identify, and the same three are set for every player.
The twist is that each flag is disguised differently across three levels. In Reveal the flag starts as a thin sliver that widens with every guess. In Pixelate it is heavily blurred into blocks. In Chroma its colours are altered. For each one you type a country name, and a wrong guess brings the real flag a little closer into view.
You have up to six guesses per flag and can call on optional geography clues when you are stuck. Beyond the daily set there is a Practice mode and an Ultimate Flag Master challenge that asks you to name all 197 flags inside twenty minutes.
It suits people who know their flags, or want to learn them, and like a short daily geography test rather than a long quiz.
How to play Vexi
- Open the daily set to see the first disguised flag.
- Read how it is hidden: Reveal widens it, Pixelate blurs it, Chroma shifts its colours.
- Type the country you think the flag belongs to and submit your guess.
- Use a geography clue if you need help, and keep guessing, up to six times per flag.
- Work through all three flags to finish the day.
Tips
- On the Reveal flag, an early wrong guess still widens the image, so a quick guess can be worth it.
- Use the shape and spacing of colour bands on the pixelated flag to narrow the region.
- Lean on the geography clues to rule out continents before committing a guess.
Questions
How many flags are there each day?
Three, each disguised a different way, and the same three for everyone that day.
How many guesses do I get?
Up to six guesses per flag, with optional geography clues to help.
Is there anything beyond the daily set?
Yes. There is a Practice mode and an Ultimate challenge to name all 197 flags in twenty minutes.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play free in the browser.
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