Flagged
Guess the daily country by its flag.
Flagged is a daily geography puzzle where you identify a country from its flag. Instead of showing the whole flag at once, the game reveals it a little at a time, and each wrong guess uncovers more of it. You get a limited number of guesses each day, and the sooner you name the country, the better your result.
What is Flagged?
The core loop is quick. Each day you get one flag, and it is not shown all at once. You type a country name into an autocomplete box drawn from a list of world countries, and every incorrect guess reveals more of the flag until the full image is on screen. You have a limited number of tries, so an early guess costs you less information than a late one. Naming the country on your first attempt is the best possible result the game tracks.
Where Flagged differs from a plain flag quiz is what happens after you finish. The game does not just show a win or loss screen. It presents facts about the day's answer country, and the live daily puzzle data includes the capital, population, area, currency, whether the country is in the EU, and a short Wikipedia extract. That endscreen turns each puzzle into a small geography lesson rather than a one-and-done guess.
Flagged is a Gamebunny game, published alongside a small lineup of other daily browser puzzles. The site's own title lists Wordcell, Flagged, Tiler, and Brainer as free daily games you play directly in the browser. There is no separate app to install and no console version; everything runs on a web page.
Each day serves one flag. Because it is a daily puzzle, everyone playing on the same date works on the same country, which makes it easy to compare results with friends. The daily answer is delivered from Gamebunny's puzzle data for that date, so the country changes every day.
How to play Flagged
- Open Flagged at gamebunny.app to load today's flag puzzle.
- Look at the part of the flag that is shown, including any colors, stripes, or shapes.
- Type a country name into the autocomplete box and pick from the suggested list.
- Submit your guess. If it is wrong, more of the flag is revealed to help you narrow it down.
- Keep guessing across your tries until you name the country or run out of attempts.
- Aim to solve on the first attempt for the best result, then read the country facts shown at the end.
Tips and strategy
- Look at the color layout and stripe direction in the first reveal before guessing, since many flags share palettes but differ in arrangement.
- Use the autocomplete list to avoid spelling misses and to remind yourself of countries you might overlook.
- When you are unsure, an early guess still uncovers more of the flag, so you rarely waste a turn by trying.
- Watch for distinctive emblems, crests, or central symbols as more of the flag appears, since those often point to a single country.
- Read the country facts shown at the end of each puzzle to build up knowledge for future days.
- Learn the flags that look alike, such as neighboring countries with the same colors, so a partial reveal does not fool you.
Good to know
- Category
- Geography
- Resets
- Daily, one new flag each day
- Cost
- Free to play in the browser
- Goal
- Name the country from its flag
- Reveal
- The flag is uncovered a little more with each wrong guess
- Endscreen
- Shows facts about the answer country, including capital, population, area, and currency
- Publisher
- Gamebunny
- Other games
- Wordcell, Tiler, and Brainer
- Platform
- Browser
- Answer source
- Daily puzzle data, a new country each date
Flagged FAQ
Is Flagged free?
Yes. Flagged is one of Gamebunny's free daily games and plays in the browser with nothing to install.
How do you play Flagged?
Each day you get one flag that starts partly hidden. You type a country name using the autocomplete list, and each wrong guess reveals more of the flag. You have a limited number of tries, and naming the country early gives the best result.
When does Flagged reset?
It resets daily. The answer country is delivered from Gamebunny's puzzle data for that date, so there is a new flag each day.
Is Flagged like Wordle?
It shares the one-puzzle-a-day, limited-guesses format, but the subject is flags rather than words. Each wrong guess reveals more of the flag, and the puzzle ends with facts about the answer country.
Who made Flagged?
Flagged is published under the Gamebunny label. Gamebunny also runs Wordcell, Tiler, and Brainer as free daily browser games.