Who we are
This website is operated by Flag Game.
Flag Game is a free, browser-based place to play with flags, sharpen visual memory, and discover the stories behind national, regional, historical, and organizational symbols.
Our purpose is to make a small moment of curiosity about a flag easy to turn into a useful, enjoyable learning experience. The service is intended to feel approachable whether you are starting with a familiar national flag or trying to understand a less familiar regional, historical, or organisational symbol.
What we do
Our games are designed to be easy to start and rewarding to revisit. You can identify a flag from a picture or description, practise with country and colour challenges, and learn through concise explanations rather than long lessons.
You can play a quick round and build a streak across flags from around the world, compare colours, proportions, and visual details in a quiz, or identify a flag from an image or written clues when you need a helpful starting point. Each activity is designed to be useful on its own while also making it easier to build familiarity over time.
How we build the service
We aim to keep the experience lightweight, accessible, and useful on everyday devices. We review questions, explanations, and product changes over time, but flags and their meanings can be context-dependent. When accuracy matters, use the results as a helpful starting point and consult an authoritative source.
We keep the core games straightforward to use, explain uncertainty instead of presenting a guess as a fact, and aim not to collect more information than is needed to run the service. We also keep our policies and contact route easy to find so visitors can understand how the site works before they decide to use it.
How to contact us
For general support and compliance requests, contact [email protected].
Website: https://flaggame.online
When you write to us, including the page or feature involved and a short description of the issue helps us respond more effectively. Please do not include sensitive personal information unless it is necessary for your request.
Transparency commitment
We keep this page and related legal documents updated so visitors can clearly identify the service operator and communication channel.
If a material change affects how the service or personal information is handled, we will update the date at the top of the relevant page. Continuing to use the service after an update does not remove rights that applicable law gives you.
A note on flags and context
Flags can represent countries, territories, regions, communities, institutions, or historical periods. Names, status, and symbolism can be sensitive or contested. We aim to describe them respectfully and accurately, while recognising that no short game or automated response can capture every cultural or historical perspective.
If you spot an error, unclear wording, or an accessibility issue, please contact us. Clear reports help us prioritise corrections and improve the experience for everyone.