32 countries · 31 choices · 1 winner
The World Elimination Tournament
Scenery, food, weather, everyday life: pick your favourite in every match until only your dream country is left standing.
Tap the country you prefer. ·
Your dream country
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Your bracket
How it works
- 32 countries are drawn. Every tournament picks 32 of 79 countries at random and pairs them up.
- Five themed rounds. Scenery, then food and culture, weather, everyday life, and the final: where would you rather live?
- Crown and share. Your champion gets a result picture and your full bracket, ready for WhatsApp and Instagram.
Champions worldwide
The countries players crown most often.
Azerbaijan1 win
New Zealand1 win
Questions
How does the World Elimination Tournament work?
32 countries are drawn at random and paired up. In each match you pick the one you prefer, and the winner goes through. Each round asks about something different: scenery first, then food and culture, weather, everyday life, and finally where you would rather live. After 31 picks one country is left: your champion.
Is it the same 32 countries every time?
No. Each tournament draws 32 of the 79 countries in the game at random, so every round of play is different.
How do I share my result on WhatsApp?
When your champion is crowned, tap "Share my result". On a phone this sends the result picture straight to WhatsApp or any other app. On a computer the picture downloads, and the WhatsApp button sends a text with the link.
What are "champions worldwide"?
Every finished tournament adds one win for its champion country, with no personal details. The list shows the countries players pick most often.
Where do the facts come from?
Photos are from Wikimedia Commons (credited on each card). Climate is from NASA POWER averages for each country's main city; prices, life expectancy and safety come from World Bank data.
More country games and tools
Country photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each card. Facts: NASA POWER (climate) and World Bank (prices, life expectancy, safety). Share image photos: Venice by Wolfgang Moroder, Aoraki / Mount Cook by Pseudopanax, Aït Benhaddou by Petar Milošević, Ko Phi Phi Le by Diego Delso (CC BY / CC BY-SA).
