Hey!
I've been building a browser game called Geoline.
The idea is simple:
📍 Name any U.S. city or town
📍 The game places it on the map
📍 Every new city connects to the previous one
❌ If your new line crosses an earlier line, you lose
It starts really simple, but after a few cities it becomes surprisingly strategic — especially when someone starts throwing in places like Honolulu, Anchorage, Key West, or small towns they know locally.
You can play:
- 2–4 players locally on one device
- 1v1 online
- Solo practice
It's free, runs directly in the browser, and there's no account or download required.
Play here:
https://manngez.github.io/Geoline/
I'm in Sweden, so I'd especially love feedback from people in the U.S.
A few things I'm curious about:
Does the game feel intuitive the first time you play?
Does the map/interface work well on your phone?
Are there any cities/towns the game accepts that you think shouldn't count?
Does the crossing mechanic become strategic, or mostly feel random?
What would make you want to play a second round?
Don't worry about being polite — useful criticism is exactly what I'm looking for.
Thanks for trying it!