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North America Flagle Game
The flag begins fully covered. Each wrong guess—or a dice roll—reveals one section.
Need a hand? You have 2 dice rolls left. Each one reveals a piece and uses a guess.
- 1Waiting for a guess
- 2Waiting for a guess
- 3Waiting for a guess
- 4Waiting for a guess
- 5Waiting for a guess
- 6Waiting for a guess
Game guide
How to play North America Flagle Game
Learn how reveals, guesses and the timer work before you start the next North America Flagle game. Each puzzle turns country-flag recognition into a six-guess geography challenge.
How to solve the North America Flagle Game
Use the first pieces to decide whether the flag comes from the mainland, Central America or the Caribbean. A coat of arms, diagonal field or British-derived canton can narrow the set quickly.
Recognise the regional design groups
A blue-and-white fragment may need another reveal, while a maple leaf, eagle, trident or bold triangle can support an earlier guess.
- Separate mainland and island designs
- Check for plain bands or a central coat of arms
- Look for a canton, star, leaf, eagle or trident
How do I play the North America Flagle Game?
A mystery flag from North America starts covered. Each wrong answer reveals another piece, and you have six guesses to identify the country.
What happens when I roll the dice?
You can roll the dice up to two times. Each roll uses one guess and reveals a piece of the flag. Open Settings to switch between 6 large pieces and 12 smaller pieces; changing the piece count starts a new puzzle.
How does the Flagle timer work?
The timer starts with each new mystery flag and stops when the puzzle is solved or the sixth guess is used. Your exact completion time is shown with the result.
Which flags are included in the North America Flagle Game?
The North America Flagle Game uses 23 country flags from the region. Every mystery flag on this page comes from that set.