World Geography - Quiz Game

This app has a guess challenge to make it even more harder

It does alright keeping up to date but it seems like every 10 questions or so (if I use all topics and locations) my answer is actually correct but marked wrong because they have outdated data. Some of the flags are the wrong color and or design that makes them harder to correctly identify. Wrong colors, borders, etc. The religion percentages for some places are wrong too. I wish they would list their sources for answers.

The app us great but I cannot get my account back. I dont want to lose my progress, please help

Palestine is not a country. You should refer to the actual names such as Gaza Strip and West Bank.

Really engaging app for learning with a simple intuitive layout and customization options. Easy to jump in and start learning. No annoying popups and a leveling system that keeps things interesting. I wish all apps were this straightforward and I prefer this one to all the other geography apps I’ve tried.

Good geography

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I wish there was an interactive map where I can see where everything is in relation to each other and other stats about each country/region. It is especially hard for all the Ukrainian and Russian territories, and for all the different currencies. It would help me learn a lot better and it be cool to look at

I can’t give enough kudos to this app. It’s fun. It’s free. It’s a great way to learn the countries, and flags, and to keep going. A brilliant app. I’ve been using it for a few years now, and I just keep going back to it.

I’ve used Your World on and off many times but want something where I can see borders when I score. This World Geography is very different than the other, and that's fine. The problem I have is that it's actually very ugly once getting past the logo. It's a great logo and I expected better inside the app. Even the keyboard is dreadful. Not only is the map unattractive, it moves badly. I don't expect the clunky discontinuity when I move the map since nothing else has to resort to looking like it overloads the computing power available. I have more success studying Google Earth to learn countries, borders, etc.