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CHAT COMMAND- is the default prefix — your server may have changed it, and the trigger follows your server's bot language.
PLAYERSEveryone in the channel — no lobby, no limit.
CATEGORY
Mini GamesTrivia
LINKS📖 Documentation
WHAT IS GUESS THE FLAG?
Guess The Flag shows a country's flag, nothing else, and you type the country's name in chat. Answers are fuzzy-matched, so a small typo still counts — the tolerance covers spelling, never the wrong country. The first recognisably correct name wins the round; flags of near-identical neighbours are where rounds are lost.
HOW IT WORKS
1START ITAnyone in a game channel can fire off Guess the Flag with a single command — no lobby, no waiting.
2RACE THE CHANNELFizbo posts a flag and nothing else. Type the country it belongs to.
3FIRST ONE WINSThe first correct answer takes the round, and the round is over in seconds.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Is Guess The Flag a flag quiz for Discord?
Yes. Guess The Flag is Fizbo's flag trivia game: the bot posts a country's flag with no other clue, and the first person to type the right country name in chat wins the round. If you searched for a guess-the-country game, a world-flags quiz bot, or geography trivia for your Discord server, this is that game. Each round opens with the line “The fastest player to guess the country name wins the game” over the flag.
Does spelling have to be exact in Guess The Flag?
No — this is the forgiving one. Your answer is fuzzy-matched against the country list, ignoring capitalisation, and a near-miss spelling still counts as long as it is unambiguously closest to the correct country. So a mangled attempt at a hard name like Kyrgyzstan can still win. What never counts is a different country: the tolerance is for typos, not for wrong answers.
What language are the country names in?
The country list follows the language your server runs Fizbo in — an English-language server answers with English country names, and a server set to another supported language uses that language's names instead. The flag image itself is universal; only the accepted answers change with the bot's language setting.
What happens when nobody recognises the flag?
The round times out after fifteen seconds: the embed turns red and the status line reads “No one won”, and the round ends without revealing anything further. Obscure flags produce exactly the chaos you would hope for — a stack of confident wrong neighbours sitting unanswered in chat, because the bot never reacts to a wrong guess.