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The City is Your Dungeon

Create adventures, master step challenges, unlock explorer missions. Every street corner is a potential waypoint, every neighborhood a level to explore. The real world is your game world.

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How it works

From discovery to completion

01

Browse quests

Discover quests created by other players near your current location. Each quest shows its distance, difficulty, and estimated duration.

02

Start a quest

Accept the quest and head to the starting location. The app guides you to the first waypoint, from there, the adventure begins.

03

Complete objectives

Walk to waypoints, collect virtual items at physical locations, solve location-based puzzles, or complete timed movement challenges.

04

Earn rewards

Completing quests rewards you with territory bonuses, experience points, special titles, and leaderboard ranking improvements.

Key Benefits

Adventures designed by your community

Player-created content

Anyone can design quests. Local knowledge makes for better adventures, only someone who lives here knows the best hidden spots.

Real exploration

Quests force you to discover parts of your city you have never visited. Every quest is an excuse to go somewhere new.

Replay value

New quests are constantly added by the community. The city never stops being interesting, there is always a new adventure nearby.

FAQ

Common questions

What are quests in MapRaiders?
Quests are player-designed outdoor adventures that challenge you to walk to specific locations, collect items, solve puzzles, or complete physical objectives. Other players create quests in your city and you can discover and complete them for rewards and leaderboard points.
How do I start a quest?
Browse the quests available near your current location on the quest map. Tap a quest to read the description and objectives, then tap 'Start Quest' to accept it. Head to the designated starting location and begin following the waypoints.
Can I create my own quests?
Yes. Any player can design and publish quests. Open the quest creator, set your waypoints on the map, write objectives and descriptions, and publish. Your quest immediately becomes available for other players in your area to discover and complete.
How long do quests take?
Quest length varies depending on the creator's design. Short quests can be completed in 15–30 minutes. Longer exploration quests covering large parts of a city can take several hours. The quest description always shows an estimated duration before you start.
What rewards do quests give?
Completing quests rewards you with territory bonuses, experience points, special titles, and leaderboard ranking. Some quests unlock their own items or abilities. Creator quests that are popular and well-reviewed also earn the quest designer bonus rewards.
Are quests available in all cities?
Quests are created by players, so availability depends on your local community. In active MapRaiders cities there are quests in every district. In newer areas, you can be the first to design quests and shape how your city is explored by others.
Two worlds, one game

What you can do in MapRaiders

MapRaiders joins two worlds. Outside, you claim real streets and squares on the GPS map, on foot, running or by bike. Inside, you collect cards, build a deck around your commander and play in the arena, at home or away. Land you walk is meant to bring you cards.

  • MapRaiders GPS map at Pariser Platz in Berlin with the player's position, captured in the app
    Claim territoryYour route draws the border. Streets and squares on the real map become your territory.
  • MapRaiders arena, choice between home and away match, captured in the app
    Card game and arenaFifty cards around one commander. In the arena you play your deck against others, home or away.

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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.
Founder & Visionary, MapRaiders