Flagle – Guess the Flag in 6 Tries
A flag is revealed block by block. Name the country before the picture is complete — every wrong guess uncovers more of the flag.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the reveal work?
The flag is divided into twelve blocks. One block is visible from the start, and every wrong guess uncovers two more. You can also use the distance and direction hint under each guess to narrow the region before the picture is complete.
How many guesses do I get?
Six. The round ends as soon as you name the country or the flag is fully revealed. Guessing right on the first fragment earns the best result.
What is Daily mode?
Every player worldwide gets the same flag each day, and your progress is saved so you can return later. Your streak counts consecutive days with a solve, and replaying the daily after settling does not change it.
Do the hints use the country's location?
Yes. The distance is measured between the guess country and the answer country, and the arrow points from your guess toward the answer — so '1,000 km East' means look about a thousand kilometres to the east.
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About this Game
Flagle shows you a country's flag hidden behind a grid of blocks. At first only a single fragment is visible. Type a country name to guess: if it is wrong, two more blocks fall away and you get a distance and direction hint pointing from your guess toward the answer.
You have six attempts in total, and the round ends as soon as the flag is fully revealed. Daily mode gives everyone the same flag each day and tracks your streak; endless mode deals random flags so you can keep playing. The hints turn each wrong guess into information — a short distance means you are looking at the right region of the world.
Flags are dense with clues: pan-African colours, Nordic crosses, the unions and stars of former empires. Flagle trains you to read those symbols and connect them to geography, turning trivia knowledge into a fast, satisfying deduction game.
