Flags of All World Countries 4+

Great way to learn, despite some inaccuracies

I have learned country flags quickly using this app. I prefer it to other similar apps that have "lives"; with this app I'm not limited in how long I can learn each day.
I have discovered some information could use updating, such as the capital of Burundi.
I'd love to see an update including provincial/state flags.

Such a varied way to learn

I paid straight away for the ad free version. It was only £1.80 or something like that. I already had quite a good grasp of countries and capitals of the world but I wanted to learn flags. This is such a good app I am so glad I found it. There are just so many different ways to learn and to reinforce the learning. That is what makes it so good because you don’t lose interest and you have many different ways to learn using all the quizzes/games for each section. You can learn and test your knowledge without getting bored. I started off with South America because there aren’t many countries there and then I moved on to Africa. At first I thought it would take ages but just a couple of hours of playing around with the different games/quiz and I could answer mOst of them quickly. I am going to move on to Europe next. I like the fact that it’s not timed (although there are some games that give you one minute to identify the flags/countries). It is very very good indeed and I wish we had the Internet when I was at school as it would’ve made learning a lot quicker and easier!

Developer Response ,

Thank you very much for your review! I'm glad that you enjoyed my app about Flags.

The perfect app

Alas, my life has not been what I had hoped. It was always the same: I would be at a party talking to a beautiful woman, things would be going well and then BANG! The topic of flags would come up, and panic would ensue.

I used to lie about the proficiency of my flag knowledge, pretending to know my Bhutan’s from my Brunei’s, however I was always found out, and the women would laugh and walk away. The irony of being exposed by the British Virgin Islands flag is not lost on me.

Last week, I saw an African man carrying a pride flag, and I called out to him “Respect! It is OK to be gay!” He immediately became hostile and threatened to cause me serious physical damage. Turns out he was from Mauritius, and once again my lack of flag knowledge had come back to bite me. It was on that day I decided to make a change.

Once and for all, I would learn about every flag this world has to offer, but I needed the perfect app. ‘Flags of the World’ made learning easy, and has helped me develop into the stud I am today. No longer do I feel embarrassed, and my confidence has risen like the mighty red sun of the Malawi flag. I am reborn, and I owe it all to ‘Flags of the World”.