About

What is GeoPie?

GeoPie is a daily geography game platform — daily geography games, one slice at a time. The first live game asks you to identify a country from the colour distribution of its national flag. Instead of showing the full flag, GeoPie turns each design into a pie chart, revealing how much of the flag is made up of each colour.

Every day brings a new country, a new pie, and a new chance to sharpen your geography brain. It's part country flag quiz, part world trivia, part daily habit — with more games about capitals, borders and regions on the way.

Whether you're learning the flags of the world, brushing up on capitals, or just looking for a quick daily brain teaser, GeoPie is your daily slice of world knowledge.

Play today's GeoPie

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Every flag becomes a pie chart. Your job: name the country.

How to play

How to Play GeoPie

Each daily puzzle shows a pie chart based on the real colour breakdown of a country's flag. Your job is to guess the country before your guesses run out.

1. 1

   Study the colour distribution

   Look at the pie chart. A flag that's mostly red and white points somewhere very different than one that's green, yellow and black.

2. 2

   Enter a country guess

   Type any country in the search box. The dropdown helps — but hides flag thumbnails to keep the puzzle honest.

3. 3

   Unlock hints after wrong guesses

   Each miss reveals a new clue: region, capital, flag detail or a piece of geography trivia.

4. 4

   Learn the answer

   When the puzzle ends you see the full flag, colour breakdown, country facts and flag design history.

Why it's different

A Geography Game Built Around Colour, Not Memory Alone

Most flag games ask you to recognise the full flag immediately. GeoPie changes the challenge by hiding the flag and showing only its colour distribution.

You stop asking "do I know this flag?" and start asking:

• Which countries use these colours?
• Which flags are mostly one colour?
• Which regions commonly use red, green, yellow, blue, black or white?
• Does this combination suggest Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania or the Americas?
• Could stripes, stars, crosses, seals or emblems be shifting the split?

That makes GeoPie a fun geography game for beginners, flag nerds, trivia fans, students and anyone who enjoys daily puzzles like Wordle-style word games.

Example

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Hidden

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You only see the pie. From "mostly green with a yellow diamond and blue circle" — can you name the country?

Learn

Learn the Flags of the World One Puzzle at a Time

After each game you can review the full flag, country name, region, capital city, colour breakdown and interesting facts about the flag's design. Over time, patterns jump out at you.

Arcade

More games, one geography brain

GeoPie is becoming a one-stop shop for geography games and world knowledge. New daily games are on the way — Premium members get first access.

Knowledge

GeoPie Knowledge Hub

The GeoPie Learn section is built to help you understand the patterns, colours, symbols and history behind the world's flags — beginner-friendly guides, country flag profiles, colour meanings, regional collections and trivia.

Guides

Popular Flag Guides

Deep-dive guides on flag colours, symbols, regions and the world's most easily confused flags.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions