Name a place. The more obscure your answer, the deeper your worm digs.
Vexle
What is Vexle?
Vexle is a free daily puzzle game centered on world flags. Each day presents a new flag to reconstruct from its component parts, or to draw from memory in a separate mode.
How to play Vexle
In the main mode, you assemble the daily flag by selecting its layout and colors, receiving Wordle-style feedback to guide your attempts within six tries. In Draw mode, you sketch a flag from memory and receive a score showing how close your drawing was to the real flag.
Tips & strategy
- Pay attention to the feedback on layout and colors separately to narrow down the possibilities.
- Start with common flag layouts (horizontal stripes, vertical stripes) to get early feedback.
- Remember that colors like red, white, and blue appear most frequently, so use them as early guesses.
- In Draw mode, focus on the overall proportions and major color blocks before adding details.
- Keep a mental list of countries with similar flags (e.g., Chad vs. Romania) to avoid confusion.
Frequently asked questions
Is Vexle free?
Yes, it is free to play and requires no account.
How often does the flag change?
A new flag is available every day.
Is there an app?
The game is played in a web browser at vexle.org.
What is Draw mode?
It's an alternative mode where you sketch a flag from memory and compare it to the actual flag.
How many tries do I get in the main mode?
The main mode gives you six tries to build the flag.
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