Who can find European countries on a map? Find the country in 15 seconds: correct +10, a land neighbor −5, any other wrong answer −30. You start with 50 points; finish all three rounds without dropping below zero.
Which countries are asked? Each of the 41 countries in the game is asked once per round, three times in total: up to 123 questions. You start with 50 points; if your score is 0 you keep playing; if it goes negative, the contest ends right away. A question that runs out of time counts as −30.
Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City are drawn on the map but never asked, because they are too small to tap. Cyprus is shown in gray and is not asked either.
Neighbors are judged by land borders; closeness across the sea does not count. The border list comes from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) . Kosovo is shown separately on the map, and Albania's borders are matched to its official geographic description .
The map is drawn from Natural Earth's public-domain border data; Crimea is shown with Ukraine. Rankings go by score first, then total answer time as the tiebreaker. The points leaderboard is separate from older correct-count results. The server keeps the time and the score.
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