GPS Settlers

GPS Settlers is a location-based strategy and adventure game played on the real-world map. Your movement in the physical world drives your progress in the game. Explore new areas, discover resource nodes, build workcamps, establish settlements, craft items, and expand your presence across the map.

GPS Settlers combines real-world exploration with long-term strategy. Instead of fast reactions, the game focuses on planning, resource management, production chains, and gradual progression.

Gameplay features include:

• Real-world movement as gameplay
Walk, explore, and discover what the map around you contains.

• Resource discovery and gathering
Find resource nodes in different locations and gather materials as you move through the world.

• Workcamps and settlements
Build workcamps, expand your network, and turn explored areas into productive parts of your growing kingdom.

• Workshops and production
Use workshops to process resources, create materials, and build production chains over time.

• Upgrades and maintenance
Improve your buildings, manage decay, and keep your production running.

• Crafting, recipes, and items
Use gathered resources to craft useful items, unlock recipes, and create boosts and buffs that support your strategy.

• Outposts and treasures
Discover valuable locations, establish outposts, and find rewards while exploring the real world.

• Building permits and strategic limits
Expansion is limited by permits and resources, so every new workcamp and upgrade matters.

• Weather and exploration bonuses
Bad weather and unusual conditions can make exploration more rewarding.

• Competition and progression
Compete through activity, expansion, building, and long-term growth across the map.

GPS Settlers is currently in open testing.

Features, balance, content, progression, and rewards are actively being developed. Some systems may change, and progress may reset as the game evolves.

GPS Settlers is designed for players who enjoy exploration, strategy, resource management, long-term progression, and seeing the real world as a playable map.