Quisicosa

Capitals

What's the capital? And the other way round: which country?

A country appears and you name its capital; one in three is the other way round: the capital appears and you name the country. On easy you pick from 4; on medium you search a list and on hard you type it.

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You all get the same countries and each goes at their own pace. Right adds a point and wrong takes one away; names in any of the site's languages count. You can play 1 vs 1, with three or four players, in pairs (2 vs 2), against bots of four levels or in a private room with your friends.

How to play

  • You all get the same countries, but each goes at their own pace. Your rivals only see how many you've done.
  • Name the country's capital. One in three is the other way round: the capital appears and you name the country.
  • On easy, pick from 4 options (one try). On medium, search for it in the list (3 tries). On hard, type it (2 tries).
  • Names in any of the site's languages count, without accents or capitals. If a country has two capitals, either counts.
  • In 2 vs 2, partners add up their points: red and yellow against blue and green.

Tips

  • The biggest city isn't always the capital: Australia, Canada, Turkey…
  • If in doubt, think a bit: wrong answers cost a point.
  • The hint reveals the first letter.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries come up?

The UN members and Kosovo, with the capital Wikidata gives. If a country has more than one (Bolivia, South Africa), any of them counts.

Do I have to spell it right?

Accents and capitals don't matter, and one wrong letter is forgiven in long names.

Is there a daily challenge?

Yes: the same countries for everyone, once a day.

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