— A WORLDBOARD GAME —
Someone is hiding near a station on a real transit network. As the seeker, you ride real timetables, ask questions, and narrow down where they are. Solo against an AI hider or head-to-head with a friend, in your browser.
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HOW A GAME WORKS
The hider gets a head start on real transit and settles near a station. That station becomes the center of their hiding zone, and they must stay inside it once seeking begins.
Radar, thermometer, matching, photo and more. Answers are worked out from the hider's actual position, so they can't be faked, and each one shrinks the area the hider can be in.
Every question the hider answers lets them draw cards: time bonuses, or curses that make you roll dice to move, cap your walking speed, lock you on a train, or block question types.
Once you're on foot inside the hiding zone, the hider freezes where they stand. Get within 50 m of them on foot to win. The hider's score is how long they stayed hidden.
WHAT'S IN THE GAME
Trains, subways and ferries run on their published schedules. Miss a departure and you wait for the next one.
Dense metro networks and rural branch lines alike, across a growing set of regions worldwide.
Radar, thermometer, matching, photo, Street View, route and more. How many cards the hider draws depends on the question type.
Each answered question lets the hider draw cards. Time-bonus cards add to their score; curse cards are played against you.
Play against an AI hider on your own, or one-on-one with a friend.
Desktop browser, no download. Sign up and start a game.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Yes. Worldboard is free to play. Members play ad-free and can speed the game clock up to 80×; membership is available any time from the shop.
No. The game runs entirely in your browser on real map and timetable data; you ride the trains virtually.
Just you, if you like: solo mode is you against an AI hider. Multiplayer is head-to-head — one hider versus one seeker.
Yes, anywhere inside the hiding zone, right up until you walk into it. Then the hider freezes where they stand.
Any region Worldboard has transit data for — dense metro networks and rural branch lines alike, across many regions worldwide. Coverage grows as new feeds are added.
A card the hider plays against you: forcing dice rolls before you can move, capping your speed, locking you on a train, or blocking questions. Most curses cost the hider cards to play; a few instead require you to be far away from them.
Typically 1–3 hours, depending on the map and how good the hiding spot is. You can save a game and pick it up later.
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FREE TO PLAY · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER · EARLY ACCESS