Yep :) technically a lot of English-based creoles share a common origin and are somewhat mutually intelligible and so could be considered dialects of each other. But in particular Limonese Creole spoken in Costa Rica and Bocas del Toro Creole spoken in Panama are considered dialects of Jamaican Patois. Between the two, there are about 300 000 speakers of Jamaican Patois in Central America.
Maybe add just the language as a type-in (without the creole part). I tried Vincentian, Guyanese, Grenadian, and Belizean but none of them worked. When I saw the answers, I noticed that I had to type creole as well...
Great concept and quiz by the way!