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GeoPaint
What is GeoPaint?
GeoPaint is a daily geography game that tests how well you know the exact colors of national flags. Each day brings four country flags, each with one color removed, and the challenge is to rebuild the missing shade using hue, saturation, and brightness sliders. The closer your color matches the official one, the more points you earn.
How to play GeoPaint
For each flag, use the Hue, Saturation, and Brightness sliders to recreate the missing color. Your score for the round is based on how close you land to the official shade, up to 100 points per flag. The puzzle refreshes daily, and regional editions use only flags from their own continent.
Tips & strategy
- Start by getting the hue close, since hue usually matters most for your score.
- After the hue is set, fine-tune saturation and brightness to climb from the eighties into the high nineties.
- Think about the official flag color before touching the sliders; many flags share similar reds, greens, and blues.
- In regional editions, narrow your guess to countries on that continent.
- If unsure, start with medium saturation and brightness, then adjust one slider at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Is GeoPaint free to play?
The provided site text doesn't mention pricing. Check the GeoPaint page to confirm whether there are any paid features.
How often does the puzzle update?
GeoPaint is described as a daily game, with a fresh set of flags each day.
Are there different versions of the puzzle?
Yes — there is a worldwide puzzle and regional editions for Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. Regional editions only use flags from their own continent.
How is scoring calculated?
Each flag is worth up to 100 points. Your score falls off as your recreated color drifts from the official one.
Where to play
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