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Spoor24.8097° S 28.0627° EMabalingwe · first park

Play the real wild. Fund the real wild.

A game set on the real Earth. Fly anywhere, drive real roads, walk real trails and photograph real species. The more people explore, the more of the world opens up, and real conservation work gets paid for along the way.

Explore a reserve Play See how the world works
A survey map: contour lines around a hill, a flight route in orange from Mabalingwe across the bush, and a marker where the player landed. Mabalingwe landed
Detail sharpens where players go: the bush around Mabalingwe first, then wherever you fly next.

What you can doOne real world, four ways to play

01

Explore a real globe

Fly, drive and walk across the real Earth. Every place you visit gets sharper, for you and for everyone after you.

The world 02

Meet real species

291 real animals and plants, from impala and lion to marula trees and dung beetles, living where they really live.

Our species 03

Earn explorer ranks

Pilot, tourer, walker, photographer and conservation tracks. Stamp your park passport and put stickers on your gear.

Explorer rewards 04

Help real conservation

The work you do in game mirrors real work in real reserves, and the Motsumi Conservation Fund pays for it.

Conservation

Our modelsBuilt from the real thing

Every animal, plant, vehicle and aircraft is modelled from the real one: its shape, size, colours and seasons. A few from the library of 291 species:

  • 3D model of the Impala Impala Game animals
  • 3D model of the Warthog Warthog Game animals
  • 3D model of the Greater Kudu Greater Kudu Game animals
  • 3D model of the Blesbok Blesbok Game animals
  • 3D model of the Grey Go-away-bird Grey Go-away-bird Birds
  • 3D model of the Ring-necked Dove Ring-necked Dove Birds
  • 3D model of the Baobab Baobab Palms & baobabs
  • 3D model of the Scented thorn Scented thorn Acacias
  • 3D model of the Mountain aloe Mountain aloe Succulents & euphorbias
  • 3D model of the Southern Tree Agama Southern Tree Agama Lizards
  • 3D model of the Dancing Amber Dancing Amber Butterflies
  • 3D model of the Horse Horse Farm animals
  • 3D model of the Bakkie 4x4 (single cab) Bakkie 4x4 (single cab) Expedition vehicles
  • 3D model of the Cruiser 79 (double cab) Cruiser 79 (double cab) Expedition vehicles
  • 3D model of the Trainer 172-class Trainer 172-class Aircraft
  • 3D model of the Trainer 28-class Trainer 28-class Aircraft
See all our species Vehicles and aircraft

The first place to visitMabalingwe, South Africa

Our first park is Mabalingwe Nature Reserve in the Waterberg, built from real data: the terrain, every road and dam, every building, and every tree measured from space. The Kalahari's Kgalagadi follows. South Africa is where we start, not where we stop: the whole globe is the map.

9,199hectares of reserve
1,525real buildings
291species in the library
5explorer tracks

How it worksThe map grows as people explore

  1. Fly anywhereThe real terrain and satellite view of the whole Earth are ready from day one.
  2. Go closerDrive or walk somewhere, and the roads, buildings and plants there are built for you.
  3. Share itEvery place uncovered stays uncovered, for every player. The first to get there gets the credit.
  4. Unlock parksWhen enough of a park has been explored, it becomes a full place to play.
  5. Do real goodConservation missions in the game point to real work in real reserves.

Our promisesFair, from the start

Exploring is always free

The whole globe, uncovering it, and the parks players open up together.

Rewards are never money

Badges, stamps and stickers you earn by playing can't be sold or traded.

No cashing out

Wallet credit buys things in the game only. It can never be turned back into money.

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Play Spoor

Spoor is in development. The first park, Mabalingwe in South Africa, is being built now, and exploring the globe will always be free.

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