No. 03 of 7 · Updated Oct 28, 2026
Capital Sprint: the capital round, dozens at a time
Worldle asks for one capital a day. This quiz asks for as many as you can name in ninety seconds, from four choices each.
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- Type
- 90-second capitals quiz
- How often
- Play any time
- A game takes
- 90 seconds
- Plays on
- Phone + desktop
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not needed
Worldle's Capital round asks about one country a day. Capital Sprint lets you practise that round in bulk. A card names a country and shows its continent, four capitals appear, and you pick one. A right answer scores and the next card arrives instantly; a wrong answer costs three seconds and shows you the correct one.
After the eleventh card, some questions flip: you are given a capital and asked for the country, which is good practice for the reverse direction Worldle sometimes needs. Answer several in a row and a multiplier lights up, up to four times the points.
It covers 166 countries, leaving out a few whose capital is disputed or shared, so every card has one honest answer. A round is ninety seconds and you can play as many as you like, free on Gamefinity.
How to play Capital Sprint
- Read the country and its continent on the card.
- Pick a capital from four, with a tap or the keys 1 to 4.
- Right answers keep coming; a wrong one costs three seconds.
- Keep a streak alive to multiply the points.
- Answer as many as possible before ninety seconds run out.
Capital Sprint tips
- Learn the famous mix-ups: Canberra, Ottawa, Ankara and Brasília.
- Use the continent hint. All four options share it.
- Watch similar names: Niger and Nigeria, the two Congos.
- Speed on the sure ones leaves time for the doubtful ones.
Capital Sprint questions
How many countries does Capital Sprint cover?
166. Countries with a disputed, split or moving capital are left out.
What happens when I answer wrong?
You lose three seconds and your streak, and the right answer is shown.
Is it daily like Worldle?
No, you can play as many rounds as you like.
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