GeoCats
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How it works GeoCats

The city is the board: real places, cultural challenges and a golden rule — the answer cannot be googled from the couch.

Choose your game

That's the way to play

  1. 1 Buy and get your code right away. No apps: played from the mobile browser.
  2. 2 The map guides you on foot to each place, with distance, time and warning of "you have arrived".
  3. 3 Watch the site and solve the challenge. GPS checks that you're really there — looking is the only help you need.
  4. 4 Add points, chain combos and end up with your summary and collage of photos to share.

Alone or as a team

The 90 min and 24 h sessions are played individually or in team mode (up to 6 people with one mobile per team) — each mode with its price. Are you more? Several teams, and to compete with each other.

Map: 2D, 3D and Real

Light 2D map by default, 3D camera view following your path and, in selected cities, Real mode: 3D photorealist built with LiDAR data. The game chooses only the best for your mobile.

10 types of challenge

Multiple choice, true/false, free answer, fill in the gap, creative photo, timeline, match, point on the map, choose the right image and texts to read calmly in front of the place. And if you get stuck, each challenge has up to 3 clues.

Choose your city and play
Bruges
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Bruges

Belgium

📍 21 Points of interest 🧩 75 Challenges 🌐 9 languages

In the year 1200, a small Viking settlement transformed into the commercial heart of Europe, a metropolis that dictated the course of markets and fashions. Today, the same canals that connected it to the world invite you to navigate their waters and unearth the secrets that Bruges, the Venice of the North, has kept for centuries. Every cobblestone in its old town is a time capsule, every Gothic facade is an enigma. Explore the Groenerei pedestrian zone, where time stands still and legends flow with the water. Investigate what lies hidden beneath the silence of the Rozenhoedkaai, a place that witnessed the greatest fortunes and the darkest intrigues. Discover how the narrow streets around Muntplein still echo with the footsteps of the merchants who forged the destiny of Flanders. Conquer the Prinsenhof Brugge, where Flemish royalty wove their destiny. Feel the pulse of the Woensdagmarkt, where commercial tradition is still alive and every stall is a challenge for your ingenuity. Bruges awaits you with cultural points of interest and nearly 1,050 challenges. Are you ready to become the master of its mysteries?

Choose your experience in Bruges

What are you gonna find out?

A sample — in total 21 points of interest with 75 challenges await you.

  • ◆Sint-Annakerk
  • ◆Kartuizerinnenkapel
  • ◆Provinciehuis Boeverbos
  • ◆Prinsenhof Brugge
  • ◆Begijnenhuis 3, Bruges
  • ◆Casa Museo Begijnhuisje
  • ◆Muntplein
  • ◆Woensdagmarkt
  • ◆Zona peatonal de Groenerei
  • ◆Muelle del Rosario

What kind of places await you

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Local
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Religioso
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3
Naturaleza
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Patrimonio
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2
Civil
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Arte
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1
Leyendas
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1
Cultural

Playable in: 🇪🇸 ES · 🇬🇧 EN · 🐱 CA · 🇫🇷 FR · 🇷🇺 RU · 🇩🇪 DE · 🇮🇹 IT · 🇵🇹 PT · 🇸🇪 SV

Frequently Asked Questions

¿Cuánto dura la experiencia completa?▾

Depende de tu ritmo. Recorrer los 21 puntos de interés puede llevarte entre 2 y 4 horas distribuidas en varias sesiones. Puedes pausar cuando quieras y retomar donde lo dejaste.

¿Necesito descargar una app?▾

No. GeoCats funciona 100% desde el navegador de tu móvil. Solo necesitas conexión a internet y activar la geolocalización.

¿En qué idiomas está disponible?▾

En los 9 idiomas, incluyendo español, inglés, francés, alemán, italiano y portugués.

¿Hay edad mínima recomendada?▾

Los retos están pensados para mayores de 12 años con interés en cultura urbana. Menores pueden jugar acompañados.

¿Qué pasa si fallo un reto?▾

Puedes reintentar sin límite. Si te atascas, el sistema te ofrece pistas progresivas. No pierdes XP por equivocarte, solo avanzas más lento en el ranking.

The places, as you will see them

Real photos of the game's points of interest in Bruges.

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