Overview

Each round draws from more than 195 countries and presents four choices per question. Miss an answer and the game shows the correct one; at the end, players can view and share their score. That compact loop works well for short practice sessions, though the format is oriented around quizzes rather than a broader course.

Players can start without downloading anything or creating an account. The first three questions in each premium mode are also open to preview without signing in, giving prospective subscribers a useful sample before committing.

Key features

Thirteen modes: Topics include capitals, flags, maps, a daily challenge, US states, time attack, currencies, populations, country shapes, languages, fun facts and regional quizzes. The range supports varied practice, while the free modes and premium modes determine how much of it is available without paying.
Quick feedback: Ten multiple-choice questions lead to a score, with the correct answer shown after a miss. This makes rounds easy to finish in a short break, but the stated flow centers on answer-and-score play.
Progress and offline access: The product data identifies progress tracking and offline access. These are useful for players who want continuity or to play without a connection.
Privacy and accounts: An account is needed to subscribe, not to play free games. Sign-in uses Google or a one-time email link through Firebase Authentication. The site says it does not see or store passwords, and its first-party event collector stores no cookie, device ID or IP address with events; it says it loads no third-party analytics, advertising or tag-manager script and does not sell personal data or share it for advertising.

Pricing

Plan	Price	What it includes
Free	0.00 USD per free	Five games per day per device and free quiz modes; no account required.
Monthly	3.99 USD per month	All 13 modes, no daily game limit, cancel anytime; billed every month.
Yearly	29.99 USD per year	All 13 modes, no daily game limit, cancel anytime; billed once a year, shown as $2.50/month.

The free plan is a sensible way to sample the game, but its five-round daily allowance is per device, so it is not the choice for frequent practice. Monthly removes the cap without a long commitment. Yearly is the lower-cost option for sustained use, but charges $29.99 at once. The pricing note mentions a 3-day trial, while the subscription terms say the free trial is no; confirm the offer at checkout rather than assume a trial applies.

Web and iOS subscriptions are separate purchases: an App Store subscription unlocks the iOS app, while a web subscription unlocks the website, unless the subscriptions are linked. A web subscription follows the account across browsers where the subscriber signs in. Web payments run through Stripe, which receives the account identifier and email; the site says it does not receive or store card numbers.

Platforms

CapitalsQuiz is available on the web and iOS. Web play needs no download, while iOS access requires the app and its subscription is separate from the web plan until linked. The maker is IT Nest Limited, incorporated in Hong Kong. The maker says the quizzes suit school-age players, but subscriptions and accounts require the player to be of contract age or a parent to act for them. Privacy questions and data access or deletion requests go to the email on the privacy policy, with requests handled within 30 days.

Who it's for

Choose CapitalsQuiz if you want short geography rounds, several topic modes and a no-account way to try it before subscribing. It is a better fit for regular players on the yearly plan than for someone who only wants occasional, uncapped free play. Families should account for the contract-age requirement for accounts and subscriptions.

Pros and cons

Pro: Ten-question rounds across 13 modes make it easy to switch topics without committing to long sessions.
Pro: Free play needs no account, and premium modes offer three-question previews, lowering the barrier to evaluating the paid range.
Pro: Yearly access covers all modes without a daily cap for $29.99 per year, less than paying monthly for a full year.
Con: Free play stops at five games per day per device, which constrains users who want longer sessions.
Con: Web and App Store subscriptions are distinct purchases until linked, creating extra friction for players switching between platforms.
Con: The 3-day trial note conflicts with the stated absence of a free trial, so the trial should not be part of the purchase decision unless confirmed at checkout.

Alternatives

For more options, browse Geography Learning Apps.

Where is that? is worth comparing if you want Android or iOS play and online multiplayer in its free daily offering.
World Map & Countries may suit mobile and Mac users who prefer a one-time $4.99 purchase to unlock every country.
Fathom is a web alternative with all quizzes and packs free and no account required.
Geography Games is a free web option with every game and reference page, no sign-up and no round limit.
GeoGuess is a mobile and web alternative offering unlimited gameplay without ads, trackers or a subscription.
GeoGuessr is another mobile and web option, with a limited free version and a Pro Unlimited yearly plan.
MapZap is a mobile alternative with daily challenges, duels and local play in its free plan.
Seterra is a free alternative across web, mobile and macOS.

Verdict

CapitalsQuiz is a strong fit for learners who want varied, fast geography practice and appreciate a no-account free entry point. Its yearly plan is the clearest choice for regular players who need all modes and unlimited rounds. Look elsewhere if you need uncapped free play, or if you expect one subscription to cover web and iOS automatically.

	CapitalsQuiz	GeoBlitz
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	$2.50/mo	—
Open source	No	No
Platforms	iOS, Web	Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	2.5 /mo	—
Core coverage	mixed	mixed
Quiz modes	quiz	mixed
Offline access	Yes	—
Progress tracking	Yes	Yes
Available platforms	web, iOS	web

CapitalsQuiz vs GeoBlitz

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