About Europe
39 countries, 8 seconds each — a name appears, you click its location on the map before the clock runs out. The set covers every fully independent European country large enough to click reliably. It leaves out Russia (its size would dominate and distort the map view), Turkey and Cyprus (both transcontinental), and five micro-states too small to hit with any precision — Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, and Vatican City. Kosovo is included, using its de facto ISO country code.
Like Just States, this is a timed-recall drill rather than a multiple-choice quiz: an 8-second window forces you to actually know where a country sits, instead of picking the right shape out of a lineup.
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