Tour World
A little journey beyond the screen.
Explore the ocean, space, a theme park, or an illustrated treasure trail. Choose from eight different journeys.
Where would you like to go?
8 activities
Fly World
Fly the real great-circle route through day and night to 12 cities — earn a passport stamp for every arrival.
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Reincarnation Roulette
One tap rolls your next-life species, country, city, gender and environment — with real-statistics-based odds and a map.
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Voyage World
Sail between real ports, survive storms and kraken encounters, then upgrade your ship and equipment at each port.
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Space Explorer
Explore planets and galaxies, compare the sizes of celestial bodies, and discover astronomical images together at home or in class.
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Treasure World
Follow a red panda through a woodland village, a glowing mushroom grove and a seaside harbor. Read the clues and find treasures you can actually see.
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MEIN LAND
Walk a 3D theme park as your own character and ride nine attractions in first person — coaster, pirate ship, log flume, Ferris wheel and more. Zombies come out at night!
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Deep Dive
Explore 17 seas, record 400 marine taxa + 27 other entries and investigate 50 events, including seven districts of fictional Atlantis. Korean game interface.
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Wish Balloon
Tie your own wish to a balloon and watch it drift for days on real winds from NOAA weather data — the satellite map shows what it is flying over.
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Fly World and Voyage World connect destinations through maps and routes. SIDEREAL explores celestial positions, sizes and observation images. For direct character movement, try Treasure World’s hidden objects or Mein Land’s rides. Wish Balloon follows a balloon as the wind carries it.
Separate source material from game presentation
Real geography, ports or astronomy photographs do not make every part a real-world model. Journey times, spacing between celestial bodies and voyage hazards can be simplified for play. Do not use the experiences for navigation, travel-time planning or weather forecasting. Read the source and model notes on each service.
Start with one destination
Pause at a scene that catches your attention and compare it with the map, or match a treasure clue with an object in the landscape. Check movement and text size on your device before a shared activity. Language support belongs to each experience; an English introduction does not guarantee an English interface inside the embedded simulation.
Frequently asked questions
Are all places exact replicas?
No. Source-based maps and models sit alongside imagined settings. Each service explains which parts use real information and which are presentation or game rules.
Are all activities suitable for children?
No. Controls and content vary. Mein Land’s realistic night zombie event is for ages 15 and over and is separate from the ordinary park experience. Adults should check each activity first.
Will travel records follow me to another device?
Not necessarily. Some passports and records are stored only in the current browser. Read the saving instructions of the particular experience.