About game
Geography buffs and puzzle fans find Flag Planet a addictive way to master global knowledge. You drop colorful country flags onto a spinning golden core where gravity pulls them into a growing sphere. Matching two identical flags triggers a merge that evolves them into the next country in your specific sequence. Success depends on keeping your pile within the designated danger zone before the timer expires. You can shake the entire structure when items get stuck to clear space for new additions. Two distinct modes change how you interact with these flags, shifting from gravity-based stacking to precision billiards-style shooting. This brain training exercise ensures you learn flags of countries world wide through constant repetition. You can play this browser game for free right now without any download required.
How to play
The game has two modes, switched in the menu, top right corner.
Planet is the main mode. A tiny golden planet sits in the middle of the field and pulls in everything you drop. Slide your finger or move the mouse around the planet: the flag flies to the point where you release and settles on the growing layer.
Shooter is the second mode. The field is closed by walls, the flag is fired from the bottom, and an aiming ray draws its path with wall bounces, like in billiards. Slide left and right to swing the ray, release to shoot; a hit after a bounce earns a bonus.
In both modes two identical flags merge into the next one in the chain, and the chain of the current game is listed next to the field. The arrow buttons under the field shake the pile when flags get stuck: three shakes per game. Keyboard: left and right arrows aim, Space or Enter drops. The game ends if a flag stays outside the danger ring longer than the countdown. Language and country set switch in the same menu.
Features
- Dynamic Merging: Combine two identical flags to watch them transform into the next country in your session chain.
- Dual Game Modes: Choose between the gravity-based Planet mode or the precision-focused Shooter mode to test your skills.
- Progressive Learning: Each session selects a fresh set of eleven countries from the total global list to keep challenges varied.
- Emergency Shaking: Utilize limited shake charges to rearrange your pile when flags become locked in awkward positions.
- Visual Feedback: Every flag includes a clear country label so you memorize flags of countries world wide while you play.
Who is it for
Geography enthusiasts and logic puzzle fans who enjoy quick brain training sessions. Casual gamers looking to sharpen their memory through interactive challenges will appreciate the mechanics. Anyone wanting to master world flags through a fun merge style experience will find plenty to keep them occupied for hours.
Controls
Drop or Shoot
Tap or click the screen to release a flag in Planet mode or launch it in Shooter mode.
Aim
Slide your finger left or right to position your drop or swing the targeting ray.
Shake Planet
Tap the arrow buttons located under the field to nudge stuck flags.
FAQ
How do I switch between modes in Flag Planet?
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You can toggle between Planet and Shooter modes by using the menu button located in the top right corner of Flag Planet.
Does Flag Planet save my progress if I close the browser?
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Yes, Flag Planet keeps your unfinished game session active for one full day so you can resume your progress later.
What happens if my flags go outside the ring in Flag Planet?
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If your flags stay outside the danger ring for too long, the countdown will expire and your current round of Flag Planet ends.
