Gas game, guess the country flag, fun and exciting game. The game contains most of the flags of the countries of the world. If you find a difficult question, you can unlock the level using the coins you will get when you solve it. You can also send a question to one of your friends to help you solve some of the check box puzzles that you are having a hard time solving.
You will find flags and countries for the first time you hear about them

The national flag is a flag that represents the entire country, it is the flag that appears on state institutions and is raised by citizens on national holidays and days.
The state flag is a symbol of state sovereignty and evidence of its independence and territorial integrity.

About some flags and why they were designed in these colors

Flag of Saudi Arabia
The flag of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the flag or emblem in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a symbol of the ruler and the state, and the symbol has one indication and a specific meaning that everyone understands and agrees to know his national and religious The end of the flag is in the middle of two testimonies (There is no god but God , and Muhammad is the Messenger of God) written in Tulut Arabic script with a sword drawn beneath it parallel to them. Islamic law state. This was inherited from the flag worn by the rulers of Al-Saud when they spread the call and expanded their areas of influence during the first Saudi state, as the flag at that time was green and made of silk (weaving) and ibrism (the best types of silk), it says there is no god but Allah and the flag of Saudi Arabia today is the same flag and the flag carried by the soldiers of the first and second Saudi states since their inception

Flag of Algeria
The flag of Algeria (in English: Flag of Algeria) consists of two colors: green and white, and the flag is mediated by a crescent moon and a red star, and was first used on July 3, 1962 AD in an official capacity. The first flag of the Algerian state was in honor of its founder, Emir Abd al-Qadir al-Jazeiri in the nineteenth century, and it contained the two colors that exist today (white and green) on a red background.

The characteristics of the flag of Algeria are defined by the Law (No. 63-145) dated April 25, 1963. Article 6: The national flag and the national anthem belong to the conquests of the revolution of November 1, 1954, and they cannot be changed.

These two symbols of the revolution are symbols of the republic with the following characteristics:

1. The flag of Algeria is green and white with a red star and a crescent moon in the center

Flag of Egypt
The flag of Egypt is officially called the state flag. The high flag of the Arab Republic of Egypt was adopted in 1984 (38 years ago). The ancient Egyptians are considered to be the oldest nation in human history to use banners and flags as a national symbol, as there are inscriptions in ancient Egyptian temples that show they used banners and flags during celebrations and wars. The shape and colors of the Egyptian flag changed with the different eras and ruling regimes of the country

Flag of Iraq
The first flag of Iraq was adopted in 1921, when the Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq was established, and the colors of the flag come from one of the verses of a poem by Safi al-Din al-Khali. In 1958, a new flag was approved for the Hashemite Union between the Kingdom of Iraq and the Kingdom of Jordan, with each country retaining its own flag.

After the revolution, the flag of the Republic of Iraq was approved on July 14. In 1963, a new flag was approved for the country, symbolizing the Arab unity of Egypt, Iraq and Syria.

After the second Gulf War, the Iraqi flag law was approved, and the phrase "God is great" was written in Saddam Hussein's hand.

After the American invasion of Iraq, a proposal for a new Iraqi flag was developed, which met with strong criticism and was not adopted. After 2004, small changes were made to the Iraqi flag, replacing the phrase "God is great" and making it a Kufic script