Vexle
Rate itDraw the day's flag from memory, then guess other players' sketches or take on friends in live flag battles.
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Vexle is a daily flag game. Each day's Daily Draw names a country and gives you a blank canvas with colour, stripe, circle, line and star tools; you sketch its flag from memory and reveal it to see how close you came. Around that sit a Guess mode where you name the country from other players' drawings, a Draw Battle party mode for up to 6, Borders duels, Routes and Conquest multiplayer modes, and timed events such as drawing all 55 flags of Asia and Oceania.
About Vexle
Vexle is a free browser game about flags. Every day at midnight US Eastern time a new Daily Draw opens, numbered and the same for all players. You are given only a country's name and must sketch its flag on a blank canvas using a palette, brush, fill, rectangle, circle, line and star tools. Revealing the real flag shows how close your drawing came, and a Need help button gives a hint when you are stuck. No account is needed; Google or Apple sign-in is optional and keeps streaks and stats.
Guess mode turns this around: you see drawings made by other players and type the country, with 100, 60 or 30 points depending on whether you get it on the first, second or third try, over five rounds. Party mode runs Draw Battle for up to six friends, Borders is a turn-based duel for two to four players, Routes and Conquest are larger live modes, and limited events ask you to draw every flag of a region before a deadline.
The game is supported by ads. Premium, at $2.99 a month or $23.88 a year, removes the ads, opens the archive of past Daily Draws and unlocks extra flag packs. There is also a Vexle for teachers page for classroom use.
How to play Vexle
- Open Vexle; the Draw tab shows today's country and Daily Draw number.
- Pick colours from the palette and use the rectangle, circle, line, star and brush tools to sketch the flag on the canvas.
- Use Need help if you are stuck, then reveal the real flag to see how close your drawing came.
- Share your result, or switch to Guess to name the country from other players' drawings in three tries.
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Tips
- Lay down the big stripes and blocks of colour first with the rectangle tool, then add emblems.
- The circle and star tools cover most simple emblems, such as Niger's disc or Vietnam's star.
- In Guess, look at the colour order before the details; many sketches are rough.
Questions
Is the Daily Draw the same for everyone?
Yes. Every player gets the same country each day, and each day has a number.
When does it reset?
At midnight US Eastern time (New York).
Do I need an account?
No. Sign-in with Google or Apple is optional and keeps your stats and streak.
Can I play past days?
The archive of past Daily Draws is part of Premium.
Is it free?
Yes, with ads. Premium at $2.99 a month or $23.88 a year removes the ads and adds the archive and flag packs.
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