Three flags a day, each disguised a different way. First is slowly uncovered. Second is pixelated and colour-inverted. Third shows just its colour proportions. Every wrong guess loosens the disguise and unlocks a geography clue. Plus, Ultimate mode dares you to name all 197 flags against a 20-minute clock.
Vexi is a free daily flag game with a twist. Every day you get three mystery flags, and each one is disguised a different way: the first is slowly uncovered, the second is pixelated and colour-inverted, and the third is stripped to just its colour proportions. Every wrong guess loosens the disguise and unlocks a geography clue, so you're always closing in.
Instead of revealing tiles and giving distance hints, Vexi hides each flag in three different ways and asks you to name it from a thin sliver, inverted and pixelated, or nothing but its colour makeup. If you like daily guessing games and a bit of world geography, it's a puzzle that leaves you knowing a few more flags each day.
Prefer a challenge? Ultimate mode dares you to name all 197 flags against a 20-minute clock, with your best run saved. Vexi runs in any browser, needs no account, and gives you a spoiler-free grid to share your result.
