When to play FlagTrio
- Play a quick geography quiz with friends, parents, and children
- Compete as 2–12 individual players or teams with named rosters
- Practice countries, capitals, and internet domains
- Play at home, on a trip, at school, or outdoors
Identify all 193 UN member states by flag, then name each country, its capital, and country-code internet domain.
The game is saved automatically on this device.
FlagTrio is a geography quiz featuring the flags of all 193 UN member states. On one shared phone, tablet, or computer, identify each country, capital, and country-code internet domain to earn up to three points.
For Japan's flag, Japan, Tokyo and .jp are the three answers. After revealing the solution, award only the facts answered correctly: two correct facts earn two points, not three.
Players enjoy geography and can clearly see one shared screen.
Agree on acceptable local country names before play. Reveal after answers, then discuss an unfamiliar capital without rushing the next turn.
Each flag offers three factual scoring opportunities. It tests knowledge rather than the creative judging used in Rembrandoodle.
Each correct fact is worth 1 point. After revealing the answers, the group awards 0 to 3 points.
It gives the player time to see the flag and put the phone down before the answer button appears, making accidental peeking less likely.
Yes. Enter team names and 2–5 players for every team, then choose who answers on each turn.
Yes. Rosters, scores, the current flag, and the turn are saved automatically in this browser.