Claim
Stand in a field and put Credits on it. Another team can take it over, but only by outbidding you.
Territory Takedown · a Real World Games game
Take the city. One field at a time.
A grid over your neighbourhood. Every field costs Credits, every challenge earns them. Whoever holds the most fields at the end wins.
- 2–6 teams
- up to 60 players
- 15 min to 8 h
- any city
Live demoMarienplatz, Munich
The loop
Earn, claim, defend
Challenge
Pins sit at real places. Walk there, reveal the task, and win Credits for your team.
Steal & duel
Steal pins, rescue pins and 1-on-1 sprints with a stake. Nobody's lead is ever safe.
Challenges
Something different on every corner
Photo
Find it, shoot it. The AI checks; the team votes when it's close.
Sprint
A timed run to a point. GPS measures, no stopwatch needed.
Quiz
Questions about the place you're standing at, drawn from real sources.
Estimate
How tall, how old, how many? Close counts.
Song
Sing it as a team. Yes, in public.
Duel
Challenge another team to a sprint with Credits at stake.
Formats
From lunch break to all day
| Length | Board | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 15 min | 9 to 9 fields of 200 m | Lunch break, first try (free) |
| 1 h | 9 to 25 fields of 300 m | After work, birthdays |
| 2 h | 9 to 25 fields of 400 m | The classic team event |
| 4 h | 16 to 36 fields of 500 m | Team day, stag or hen party |
| 8 h | 25 to 49 fields of 600 m | City trip, hardcore fans |
For organizers
You're in control
An organizer view for the laptop or the projector shows every team live. Pause, rally everyone to a meeting point, add co-organizers, end the game. No game master needed.
Learn the city
You'll know your neighbourhood better afterwards
Pins sit at real sights. The guide text comes from Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap and is checked, not made up.
Questions we get
Do we need to install an app?
No. Everyone plays in the phone's browser. Scan the QR code, pick a name and a figure, done.
How much battery does it use?
About as much as a map app with the screen on. For games longer than two hours, bring a power bank.
Which languages?
German and English. The game picks the language of the place you play in, so a game in Munich is in German and one in Miami in English.
Can everyone play?
Teams share the walking: not everyone has to run every sprint. Pick smaller boards for groups who'd rather stroll.
Is it safe to play in traffic?
Boards leave out water, railway lines and motorways. Traffic rules always come first: nobody wins a sprint by running a red light.
Your city is waiting.
Start a free 15-minute round, or tell us about your team event.