Visit.Live.Nuke.
3 countries. 3 choices. 3 regrets.
Pick your part of the world
How Visit Live Nuke works
- Narrow it to a part of the world you know, or open it up to all 195 countries.
- Three countries turn up. Hand out one Visit, one Live and one Nuke, no repeats.
- Pass the link on. Anyone who opens it gets the same three, and you compare answers at the end.
Questions
- What's the difference between Visit and Live?
- Visit is two weeks and a return flight. Live is the one you'd actually move to: job, flat, learning the language. Plenty of places are wonderful for one and completely wrong for the other, which is where most of the arguing starts.
- How many countries can come up?
- 195 in total: the UN member states plus Palestine and Vatican City. Small island nations and landlocked countries are all in there, so the roster goes well past the usual holiday shortlist.
- Can I play it with a group?
- Yes, and it works best that way. Play a round, send the link round the group chat, and everyone gets the identical three flags. Comparing where people would live rather than where they'd holiday is usually the surprising part.
- Does the game keep my answers?
- Only to build the link you share, and those rounds are deleted after 30 days. Finished rounds also feed the leaderboard as anonymous counts, which is where the country rankings come from. The round itself stays between you and whoever you send it to.
See what everyone else picked
The running totals for all 195 countries, built from finished rounds. Worth checking before you commit to a hot take.