GeoXonix

Capture territory. Reveal the world. Can you name every country on Earth? GeoXonix blends classic arcade territory-capture action with a geography challenge spanning 195 countries. Every level hides a country beneath the clouds. Fly your plane across the field, cut daring paths, and claim territory — each capture clears the sky and reveals more of the hand-painted map below. Think you know which country it is? Guess early for bonus points! Listen closely: each country has its own musical signature — its anthem or a melody the whole world knows it by. It plays softly at first and swells with every capture. Recognize the tune and you may crack the puzzle before the map does. HOW TO PLAY Leave the safe zone, draw your trail, and close the loop to capture territory — but don't let a marble touch your trail before you finish! Capture enough of the field and the country is revealed. Then comes the real test: pick the right flag, the right name, or both. FEATURES • Classic Xonix-style arcade action with a fresh geography twist • 195 countries with hand-illustrated maps and flags • Musical hints: anthems and iconic folk melodies — a geography quiz for your ears • Three guess modes: flags, country names, or both • Three difficulty tiers: 12 famous countries, top 50, or the whole world • Focus your journey: filter by continent and learn region by region • Combo captures, early-guess bonuses, and hint system for tricky countries • Smooth floating joystick controls made for one-handed play • Local Board of Fame — beat your own records and climb the top 10 • Fully translated into 13 languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Russian LEARN WHILE YOU PLAY GeoXonix quietly turns arcade reflexes into world knowledge. Flags, country names, capitals, continents, even the songs nations are known by — after a few sessions you'll recognize countries you couldn't place on a map before. Perfect for geography lovers, quiz fans, students, and anyone who grew up on classic arcade games. Quick levels, one-more-try gameplay, and 195 countries waiting under the clouds. How far around the world can you get?