Two names are often confused: Slovakia and Slovenia. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania line up next to each other, and Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg share a corner of the map, while Austria and Hungary complete a busy center. All 27 countries come up in every game, with two minutes for the whole round and three attempts per question. Each wrong attempt costs points, and the time left at the end earns a bonus. The game tests the position of the countries on the map, not the history of their membership. A handy exercise for school, politics class and anyone who follows European news.