Own The Map
Claim real locations on a living world map, grow a persistent property empire, and manage upgrades, contracts, transport, companies, prestige cards, and city events alongside a shared online community.
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Free-to-play
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
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About
About the game
Own The Map turns the real world into a persistent online property strategy game. Explore the map, claim fictional game properties at real locations, improve them and build an empire that keeps earning while the shared world changes around you.
BUILD A PROPERTY EMPIRE
Start with houses, then expand into apartments, shops, offices, car parks, hotels, transport hubs and major venues. Every purchase is a fictional game asset only. Balance income, maintenance, upgrades, licences and cash reserves as your portfolio grows.
STAY ACTIVE
Run optional Tenant Viewing Rush contracts, dispatch Police and Fire services, manage hotels, airports, rail and parking, hunt for treasure and react to city events. Normal property income continues while active contracts add skill-based bonus rewards.
PRESTIGE AND COLLECT
Prestige to restart the property climb with permanent progression. Each Prestige awards three in-game cards that apply automatic category-wide income boosts. Duplicate cards stack, licences survive Prestige, and the rare Mythical World Deed boosts all property income.
PLAY TOGETHER
Add friends, join a player-run Company, coordinate through Company chat and contribute to scaled daily and weekly goals. Rewards are divided by contribution, with Company leaderboards and scheduled world events creating fresh targets.
A LIVING SHARED WORLD
Auctions, rankings, referrals, badges, careers, support tools and optional Beta access sit around one persistent account. Own The Map is designed for desktop and touch-friendly play, with light and dark modes and responsive layouts.
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