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Version 3.1.2 · 2026-09-18
- Performance improvements - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.1.2, updated 2026-09-18.








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“Flags of the World” is a quiz game (trivia) that teaches the flags and capitals of all world countries in the most fun way possible. You will always remember the flags and the capital cities you learned with this game. You can play Multiplayer games with people who are from all over the world.
There are 200 flags, 200 capital cities, 5 game types and 11 levels which will get harder progressively in this flags quiz game.
Every level has 20 flags, 20 capital cities or 20 currencies and you have 20 seconds to match the flag and country for each question. If you choose a wrong flag, you will see the name of that flag.
You will also learn details like capitals, currencies and populations while guessing a flag or a country, every question.
List the flags by levels (according to difficulty) in Practice section.…
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- Performance improvements - Bug fixes
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