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Globe Race
Race from capital to capital across a hand-drawn atlas of the whole world — dodging border delays, riding lucky tailwinds, and out-maneuvering rivals along the way. GLOBE RACE is a pass-and-play board game for 1–3 players, built around a simple loop: pick your start and destination, choose a heading at every crossroads, and roll the dice to advance. What makes each trip different is the world itself. • A LIVING MAP — real weather and real travel advisories subtly shape your journey. Storm brewing over the Atlantic? Expect a rougher crossing. Elevated travel risk somewhere on your route? Expect a few more delays. • A WORLD BRIEFING — before every race, check the conditions report: live weather warnings, travel alerts, disaster watches, and any festivals or holidays in season that might slow (or speed) your trip. • A DECK OF TRAVEL CARDS — border crossings, sea passages, and city stops deal you cards ranging from lucky tailwinds and free flights to bureaucratic delays and the odd disaster. In multiplayer, some cards can be played on your rivals. • A TRAVELER'S PASSPORT — every country you pass through earns a one-of-a-kind procedural stamp, kept forever in your personal passport. Watch your collection grow, race after race. • DESTINATION PHOTOGRAPHY — arrive at your finish line to a swipeable gallery of real photos of the place you've reached, courtesy of Wikipedia. • TWO WAYS TO PLAY — race classic capital-to-capital, or play Courier Run, where you must detour to collect cargo before dashing to the finish. • PASS & PLAY — 1 player versus an AI rival, or 2–3 players sharing one device. No accounts. No sign-ups. No ads. Just you, the dice, and the world.
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Race from capital to capital across a hand-drawn atlas of the whole world — dodging border delays, riding lucky tailwinds, and out-maneuvering rivals along the way. GLOBE RACE is a pass-and-play board game for 1–3 players, built around a simple loop: pick your start and destination, choose a heading at every crossroads, and roll the dice to advance. What makes each trip different is the world itself. • A LIVING MAP — real weather and real travel advisories subtly shape your journey. Storm brewing over the Atlantic? Expect a rougher crossing. Elevated travel risk somewhere on your route? Expect a few more delays. • A WORLD BRIEFING — before every race, check the conditions report: live weather warnings, travel alerts, disaster watches, and any festivals or holidays in season that might slow (or speed) your trip. • A DECK OF TRAVEL CARDS — border crossings, sea passages, and city stops deal you cards ranging from lucky tailwinds and free flights to bureaucratic delays and the odd disaster. In multiplayer, some cards can be played on your rivals. • A TRAVELER'S PASSPORT — every country you pass through earns a one-of-a-kind procedural stamp, kept forever in your personal passport. Watch your collection grow, race after race. • DESTINATION PHOTOGRAPHY — arrive at your finish line to a swipeable gallery of real photos of the place you've reached, courtesy of Wikipedia. • TWO WAYS TO PLAY — race classic capital-to-capital, or play Courier Run, where you must detour to collect cargo before dashing to the finish. • PASS & PLAY — 1 player versus an AI rival, or 2–3 players sharing one device. No accounts. No sign-ups. No ads. Just you, the dice, and the world.
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