Voyager Quest: Travel Trivia

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Travel trivia adventure across 70 real cities. Work 70 jobs, trade souvenirs, climb the ranks. Fully offline, no ads. Open beta now.
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Status
BETA
Launch
January2027
Genre
Trivia
Visuals
None
Platforms
iOS
Mobile
Price
FreeIN APP PURCHASE
Players
SingleSolo
Rating
3+Age rating

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Game Description

Voyager Quest is a travel trivia adventure: a quiz game wrapped in a journey around the world, where general knowledge is your livelihood.

Arrive in a new city. Open the local paper. Answer trivia to work the jobs you find there (waiter, journalist, marine biologist, seventy in all) and earn your way forward. Spend your pay on souvenirs and trade them across regions for profit, build a career certificate by certificate, and climb the ranks from city to city until you have seen the whole world.

What is in it

  • 70 real cities across 7 regions
  • 6,700+ curated questions in eight quiz formats: geography, culture, and the job you are working
  • 70 jobs with real career progression and certificates to earn
  • 141 collectable souvenirs and a regional trading economy
  • 100 achievements and 16 stranger encounters along the way
  • 5,000+ real photographs and 100+ original music tracks

The model, plainly Launches in January 2027, free to try: the first cities are free, one $4.99 unlock for everything, never ads, never consumables, no energy bars or wait timers. Plays fully offline. No tracking; anonymous crash reports and analytics only if you opt in.

Open beta now The beta is the whole game, unlocked, free. iOS via TestFlight (iOS 17 or newer), Android by invite. Feedback goes through the FEEDBACK tab in the game (30 seconds, no login) and everyone who sends feedback goes in the credits if they wish.

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Made by one person in Stockholm with Godot 4.

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AI Disclosure*

Art: AI-generated images are used for the hotel, shop and newspaper scenes in each city, because licensed photographs of those specific places were not available to buy for all 70 cities. All other photographs in the game (5,000+ city, landmark and travel photos) are sourced and licensed real photographs. Code: written with an AI coding assistant as a companion (Godot 4 / GDScript); design, direction and testing by the developer. Audio: the music tracks are AI-generated. Sound effects are not. Questions, game design and writing: by the developer.


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