A memory game disguised as a world adventure
For three seconds the safe stones light up. Then they're gone, and the stone under your feet starts to crack. Jump row by row from memory, reach the far side, and the traveler pulls out a passport and stamps the country. Then it's on to the next one.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone. Free to play, works offline.
How it works
Every row of stones has one safe tile. For three seconds they're all marked with a check. Take it in.
The marks disappear. Tap the next safe stone; you get ten seconds per row before the one you're standing on cracks away.
Reach the far side and the country goes in your passport, with a souvenir for your travel room. Miss a stone and you retry the same country.
Start from your home country and travel to its neighbors, with long-haul flights across the oceans, until you've seen the world.
What's inside
Every one has its own scenery and its own original music. Your route follows real borders, so the world unfolds the way you'd actually travel it.
Three lanes and 10 rows on Easy, up to five lanes and 20 rows on Hard. Plus a daily path that's the same for everyone that day, and an endless Infinite mode.
A second game in the box: pop splitting balloons around the world, with bosses, mystery drops and upgradable weapons. Solo or two-player co-op on one screen.
Stamped visa pages, souvenirs for your travel room, a world map of where you've been, regional trophies, and a movie of each journey you can share.
Kids Mode has shorter paths, a friendly robot traveler, country facts, and never shows ads. Reduced motion, high contrast, larger controls and bigger text are one tap away.
Not a brain-training chore. A trip around the world that happens to need a good memory.