WalkStreet: GPS City Tycoon

Contracts are now a five-pillar goods economy, each feeding the next. Upgrade your streets, capture 19 new landmarks, and let tenants roam your blocks.

WalkStreet turns the city you already walk through into a real-estate empire.

Every building around you is real — sourced from open map data — and it's up for grabs. Lace up, head out, and your steps automatically scout the shops, cafés, and apartments you pass. Buy them. Earn rent while you sleep. Watch a single corner store grow into a district nobody can take from you.

No tapping a fake map from your couch. You have to actually go outside.

WALK TO PLAY • Your real-world walking auto-scouts every building you pass — no tapping, it just happens as you move. • Walk into a building you own to sweep up the rent it's been quietly earning. • Steps convert into a daily income write-off, so the more you move, the more you make.

BUILD AN EMPIRE • Buy whole buildings or grab $1 shares in the ones you can't afford yet. • Upgrade roofs, move in tenants, and keep your portfolio in good repair before it decays. • Sign contracts between your buildings and real businesses nearby for chemistry-based income boosts. • Chain same-type buildings into franchise routes — the farther apart, the bigger the payout.

CLAIM TERRITORY • Cluster enough buildings and they form a District that flies your colors on the map. • Defend it. A rival making a majority buy triggers a 48-hour walking battle fought on five fronts — and the winner is decided by who actually shows up and walks.

EXPLORE FOR REAL • Scavenger-hunt Trips send you to interesting places around your city for rewards. • Collect passport stamps as you travel from your street to other countries. • Level six skill tracks, clear daily challenges, and climb the leaderboards.

It's a tycoon game with a sense of humor about tycoons. Build the monopoly — just know the game has opinions about monopolies.

Free to play. Built for real walks in real cities. Touch grass, own the block.

Need a body to play. Please walk responsibly and watch where you're going.