The game jumps across continents: Cuba and Venezuela, Iceland and Finland, Lithuania and Moldova, Greece, Libya, Chad and Nepal all appear on the same map. This constant change of scenery is what makes it demanding. Each round asks 50 of the 100 countries, with two minutes for the whole game and three attempts per question. Each wrong attempt costs points, and the time left at the end earns a bonus. Since only a part of the countries come up each time, every game looks different. A good exercise for anyone who wants to practice the world map beyond a single continent.