Borderwalk: World Map Quiz
Geography game: learn flags
About
Explore and learn about the world through an interactive map-based geography game. Master countries, capitals, flags, and borders with adaptive lessons and engaging challenges. Unlock detailed country dossiers as you progress.
What's New in Borderwalk
1.0
August 29, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Borderwalk teach geography?
Borderwalk uses adaptive spaced repetition for lessons, focusing on country borders, locations, and facts beyond simple flashcards. Lessons are designed to help you remember information just when you're about to forget it.
Can I play Borderwalk offline?
Yes, Borderwalk works fully offline. Every lesson and map is accessible without an internet connection, and no account is required for offline play.
What kind of facts does Borderwalk teach?
Borderwalk covers 197 countries and 6 facts per country, including capitals, flags, shapes, locations, names, and how they border each other. You can also unlock detailed Country Dossiers with ten pages of information per country.
Does Borderwalk have ads?
No, Borderwalk is ad-free. The app is made to respect users and does not contain any advertisements or tracking.
What are the 'Race the World' features in Borderwalk?
The 'Race the World' mode, which requires a free account, includes weekly leagues to compete against others, duels to challenge friends, and the ability to follow friends to compare progress on private leaderboards.
Is Borderwalk suitable for children?
Yes, Borderwalk is suitable for users under 13, running fully locally with notifications and analytics turned off for younger players. It has an age rating of 4+.
How does the map progression work in Borderwalk?
You start at your home country, and as you learn new countries, your charted territory expands. Reaching a coast allows you to sail to new landmasses, opening new frontiers that grow and can fade if neglected, requiring review.
What is the 'Pin It' feature in Borderwalk?
The 'Pin It' feature challenges you to drop a pin on a blank map as close as possible to the correct location within seven seconds, testing your spatial recognition skills.
