Visit.Live.Nuke.

How Visit Live Nuke works

1. Pick a region for a fair fight, or take all 195 countries and accept what you get.
2. Three flags land. One gets visited, one gets lived in, one gets wiped off the map.
3. Send the link on. Whoever opens it plays the identical three, and both verdicts appear together.

Questions

Do I need to recognise the flags to play?

No, and not recognising them is most of the fun. Every card names the country under the flag, so you always know what you're voting on. Whether you can find it on a map is your business.

Which countries are in the roster?

The 193 UN member states plus Palestine and Vatican City, at 195 total. Drawing the line there is deliberate: any other cutoff means adjudicating contested territories, which is not a job for a party game.

Why does the region picker matter?

It decides how hard the round is. Europe and the Americas hand you flags you half-know, which turns the argument into taste. Africa and Oceania hand you flags you're guessing at, which turns it into vibes. World mixes both and is by far the most chaotic.

Is 'nuke' meant seriously?

Obviously not. It's a party game about flags, in the same spirit as picking a favourite football team to hate.

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