Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Spoor turns a South African reserve into a shared wildlife game
Spoor presents a browser-based Earth exploration game where players travel through real places, photograph wildlife, and uncover terrain together.
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- Players interested in wildlife and real-world exploration
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- Its first mapped reserve is Mabalingwe: 9,199 hectares, 1,525 buildings, and a library of 361 species.
Field notes
The homepage says the world map starts with real terrain and satellite imagery, then adds roads, buildings, and plants as players explore closer; uncovered places remain available to others. Mabalingwe is listed at 9,199 hectares, with 1,525 buildings and 361 species in the library. The page also names five explorer tracks and says the Motsumi Conservation Fund pays for conservation work mirrored in-game.
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