Pollen - Leave Your Mark
RAHUL AJMERA · Games
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Go outside and pollinate the places you move through. The map will light up, flowers will take root and your garden will grow. Along the way, your community will pick up your pollen and you'll pick up theirs, carrying it three streets, or an ocean. Even when you don't go far, your pollen does. Together, you'll take pollen to new places, creating a connection bigger than your own steps. EXPLORE A NEW MAP EVERY WEEK Weekly city maps, and monthly adventures that run bridge to bridge, hilltop to hilltop, trail end to trail end. Discover new locations, grow them from sprouts into flowers and climb the Leaderboard as your garden flourishes. New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, Seattle, and Philadelphia are live now, with more places and maps to come. WAKE UP TO WHERE IT WENT Every morning, your Reveal shows what happened after your pollen left you: the locations it reached, the rides it hitched and the distance it travelled. Sometimes three streets. Sometimes an ocean. Then put your map knowledge to the test by guessing one place it reached. SEND IT FURTHER Leave your pollen where the world moves and more hands can carry it. Learn how your community flows, and your reach gets bigger than your route. PLAY WHAT YOU'VE GROWN Every pollinated location joins your Garden. Make music from it, play a memory challenge, revisit the map and keep exploring until the whole map is flowering. KEEP THE STORY Every Monday, Pollen sends you a postcard of its adventure. Your Passport keeps the places, journeys and completed maps that made the adventure yours. YOU DECIDE WHEN IT MOVES Pollen uses location during a session you start yourself, including while your phone is in your pocket. Stop with one tap and Pollen stops recording. The game protects other players' precise locations and routes while still showing how everyone helps the world grow.
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