POI Hunter – Conquer Worlds

Your neighborhood is the game board. POI Hunter turns the cafés, monuments, parks and fountains around you into places worth fighting for. Head out, check in on site and paint the map, hex by hex, in the colors of your world. CREATE YOUR OWN WORLD Pick up to three themes and describe your world in a single sentence – "A harbor town where lanterns drift on the water at night." An AI turns your idea into a complete world: its name, colors, crest and a world book full of history. Streets and places on your map take on the names of your world. CONQUER THE MAP Every check-in brings influence to the hex around that place. A few hours later the siege is decided and the hex belongs to your world – or to a rival's. Come back, defend your ground and push your borders further every day. PLAY TOGETHER Invite friends to your world with a code, or join theirs. Grow as an alliance and climb the world leaderboard. BUILD UP YOUR TREASURY Your hexes earn a steady yield. Spend it on shields that protect your ground, a World Heart that makes check-ins around it stronger, and decor that gives your world its own look. EVERY WORLD LOOKS DIFFERENT Each world has its own map objects, colors and particle effects on the 3D map – and music that matches its mood. FAIR AND SAFE Report names and worlds and block worlds you don't want to see, right in the app. There is no chat. PRIVACY FIRST • No sign-up, no email, no password – an anonymous game account is created for you. • No ads, no analytics, no tracking. • Your location is used only while the app is open. It is sent only to verify a check-in and is never stored. • Other players never see where or when you checked in. • Set a privacy zone around your home: check-ins there never leave your device. • Delete your account and game data in the app at any time. POI Hunter is free and intended for players aged 16 and over. Check-ins work within 75 m of a place on the map, so put on your shoes and explore. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), OpenMapTiles, OpenFreeMap.

The leaderboard now only shows worlds that rule at least one hex.