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A moonlit castle beyond a field of glowing flowers

Turn your local neighborhood into your game board. Use GPS to find hidden treasures, encounter monsters and complete missions. The more you walk, the more you unlock.

The map is your street

Worldseekers draws a fantasy map over the real streets around you. The roads are real. Your character moves along them as you do, and groups of monsters, treasure and story events sit at spots along the way. Each monster group shows its level.

The Worldseekers map, with monster groups and event markers along real streets
The map in the Android build.

Biomes change as you move

The ground around you is split into biomes: burning fields, frozen expanses, windswept plains, haunted camps and more. Each biome has its own element, monsters and drops, so a spot that is easy for one deck can be hard for another.

Long-press on biomes to learn how they transform and what items they offer.

Events, landmarks and quests

Step into an event and a short story scene plays out, usually with a choice to make. Landmarks are places that stay on your map once you find them. Auntie, who runs the caravan, hands out quests, and the journal keeps track of them.

Walking is the engine

Your character moves on the map when you move in real life. On days you cannot get outside, a meter called astral essence lets you move on the map without walking. It recharges over time.

Foraging while you are out

Start foraging, go for a walk, and come back to rewards waiting. The farther you ended up from where you started, the more bonus rewards you earn. Rewards can be fights, events, dungeons or treasure chests. Foraging opens up once you unlock the blacksmith in town.

Try it yourself

Worldseekers is on Android (open alpha), iOS, Steam and Itch (a PC demo).

See all platforms Android iOS Steam Itch