Cycling Territory Game

Every Ride Conquers Ground.
Make the Map Yours.

MapRaiders is the GPS cycling game where your routes become permanent territory on a live competitive map. Claim, defend, and outride everyone in your city.

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You've Ridden Every Road. Now Own Them.

Cyclists already know their city better than almost anyone — every cut-through, every back lane, every hidden route that saves five minutes. But that knowledge exists only in your head. Once you're done riding, it's gone from the record.

Strava gives you segments and PRs. It doesn't give you a persistent city-scale map where your presence means something. It doesn't let you hold a corridor against rivals. It doesn't record your local knowledge as a permanent layer on the city.

MapRaiders does. The cycling territory game where exploration earns more than data.

The Cycling Territory Game That Rewards Every Kilometer

MapRaiders is a GPS MMO where every meter you cycle converts into owned territory on a shared city map. The faster and farther you ride, the more ground you can claim — but maintaining it requires coming back.

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Route Territory

Every road segment you cycle becomes a zone you control. Regular commutes build deep, reinforced corridors. Weekend rides expand your frontier into new neighbourhoods.

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Route Audio Echoes

Drop voice recordings at any location on your route — a tough climb, a scenic viewpoint, a café worth stopping at. Other cyclists hear your echo when they reach that exact spot.

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Range Advantage

Cyclists cover far more ground per session than walkers. That means wider territory, longer corridors, and a map presence that grows with every ride.

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Cycling Club Clans

Form or join a clan with your riding group. Hold entire neighbourhoods as a team, coordinate route coverage, and compete against rival clubs across the city.

How the Cycling Game Works

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Ride your usual routes — or explore new ones Every GPS point your bike passes through becomes territory you can claim. Stick to commutes or branch into new neighbourhoods for maximum expansion.
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Claim zones and drop route echoes Stamp entire corridors of territory as you ride. Leave audio echoes at landmarks, tough climbs, or great pit-stop spots for other cyclists to discover.
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Compete and defend your corridor Your territory range as a cyclist is large — and contested. Keep riding your routes to maintain dominance and push into unclaimed ground before rivals do.

Who MapRaiders Is Built For on Two Wheels

Daily bike commuters who already own the same corridor and want it to mean something persistent.
Weekend riders who want more from long-distance rides than a Strava segment PR.
Cycling clubs looking for a team competition that uses real rides, not virtual challenges.
Gravel and offroad cyclists who venture into areas nobody else maps — those white zones are the biggest prizes.
Urban cyclists who know every shortcut in the city and want to claim it permanently.

From Beta Testers

"I cycle 15km to work every day and thought I'd seen it all. MapRaiders made me take three different routes home just to expand my territory. Now our cycling group holds most of the east side and we defend it against a rival crew on the weekends. Absolutely addictive." — Dan R., daily commuter cyclist, Denver CO (Beta)

Frequently Asked Questions

How does MapRaiders work as a cycling territory game? ▼

As you ride, your GPS trace is recorded and converted into territory on the MapRaiders map. Every new block or road segment you cycle through becomes a zone you can own and defend against other players.

Do cyclists have an advantage over walkers? ▼

Cyclists can cover more ground per session, giving them a broader territorial range. But walkers can saturate dense neighbourhoods with more precision. It's a different strategy, not a strict advantage.

Can I use MapRaiders on my daily bike commute? ▼

Yes. Your daily commute route becomes territory you own and reinforce with each ride. Over time, regular commuters build some of the most solidly held corridors on the map.

What are Audio Echoes on cycling routes? ▼

Audio Echoes let you anchor voice recordings to exact GPS locations. Leave a tip about road conditions at a tricky intersection, a shoutout at the top of a tough climb, or a recommendation at a great pit-stop café.

Can a cycling club hold territory as a team? ▼

Yes. MapRaiders' clan system lets groups coordinate territory. Your club can divide a city into zones, with each member responsible for maintaining their section through regular rides.

From the Founder

I built MapRaiders because GPS games either force your wallet or leave you alone. Here every step shapes real territory — and every map becomes the social network of your city.

René Scafarti

Founder & Visionary, MapRaiders

What Beta Testers Say

From the closed beta

★★★★★

My dog loves his walk — and I love that every walk makes my neighbourhood more visible on the map. I've conquered my whole street now.

Ron C.

Dog owner, Beta tester

From the closed beta

★★★★★

I jog every morning anyway. With MapRaiders every route has a goal: hold ground or reclaim it. My cardio drive has exploded.

Vivian N.

Jogger, Beta tester

From the closed beta

★★★★★

Dropping Echoes and watching who finds them is like an open scavenger hunt through the whole city. I discover corners I'd never seen.

Aljoscha P.

Urban explorer, Beta tester

Every Ride Conquers Ground.Make the Map Yours.

You've Ridden Every Road. Now Own Them.

The Cycling Territory Game That Rewards Every Kilometer

Route Territory

Route Audio Echoes

Range Advantage

Cycling Club Clans

How the Cycling Game Works

Who MapRaiders Is Built For on Two Wheels

From Beta Testers

Frequently Asked Questions

Claim Your First Route at Launch

Every Ride Conquers Ground.
Make the Map Yours.