Facts & credits

Country shapes, colours, ranking rules and artwork follow the existing Pud’s World Which Is Bigger? videos.

Rankings use frozen UNdata surface area figures, including territory as defined in each source. Outlines are individually fitted for legibility and cannot be compared by their displayed size.

~ indicates a rounded source value. The puzzle sets reject ties and comparisons whose rounding intervals overlap.

Country data, original source links and dates

Asset provenance and source fingerprints

Geometry: Natural Earth, public domain. Flags: flag-icons, MIT. Typeface: Nunito, SIL Open Font License. Puddle: canonical Pud’s World mascot artwork.

Flag license · Font license

Map and pixel-flag asset provenance

Missing Country reuses the video world-map renderer and fixed continent cameras widened to keep the continent visible in a shorter viewport to make room for playable controls. All surrounding geography is retained; the target is omitted and then restored in yellow. Pixelated Flags uses the video’s four pixel widths: 4, 8, 16 and 40, followed by the full flag reveal.

More games

Flag Pie uses measured paint shares and full-ratio SVG flags from the video format. Source flags are from Flagcdn and Wikimedia Commons; see flag sources and measurements. Region uses public-domain Natural Earth region shapes and the reviewed video cameras; see region sources. Name the Country uses the shared video map renderer with a highlighted country and four zoom steps. Game asset sources and file hashes.

Playing

One Daily is free each UTC day. All six games are free to play. The iPhone Unlimited Play purchase removes ads and opens past Dailies. Progress stays on this device.

Sound effects are generated locally, enabled by default, and activated after your first interaction. Your explicit mute choice is remembered across games. No microphone or other device permission is needed.