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The game was good, but it could benefit with some Zoom capabilities. As an educational tool, I often can't tell quite where the "correct" flag is pointing. Think it would be nice if the correct country was displayed blown-up during the solution countdown.
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As a European, the US cities were the hardest. WTH is Tucson? Most of the other stuff I had either once learned as a capital or the country was small enough to just guess where that particular city was. Except for Russia and Canada, but those have fewer cities in this game than the US does.
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Some spelling mistakes here and there, also some places are in weird... places. Really good game, I actually learned something (which i will probably forget in the next 24 hours) 4/5
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Would highly recommend implementing a mouse scroll wheel function to zoom into the map so you can see which country is which visually without it being a "oh hey, this looks about right for France" when you are actually clicking on Germany...
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My geographical knowledge is apparently non-existent. However, my random point and click skills are nearly savant-like.
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Seriously how close do you need to get a strike?? The game said the capital of my country which is also where I am but still...Isn't 83 good enough??
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I was doing pretty well, then the borders disappeared and I barely scraped by level 7 only to strand hopelesly in 8. I like how not just the score you have to reach improves the difficulty but also having less help from the map. I wonder is map 10 all black?
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You know some in game instructions would be nice rather than having to load it, see nothing useful and then have to scroll down to see the damn instructions.
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Needs more consistent naming of places, not some english names and some local names. Nordlund instead of Norway? Also, there are 18 places called Jacksonville in the USA, specifying a state might help.