Terra incognita (not yet played). A historical Grand Strategy game where you "give orders by sending letters to your generals and make decisions based on the reports you receive." Intriguing!

Terra incognita (not yet played). A Zelda-style puzzle adventure with a focus on cartography "by drawing lines and placing icons on your map to aid you in your treasure hunting escapades." Looks good.

How on earth did I miss this? A lovely low-poly orienteering simulator, complete with multiple maps, game modes and weather conditions. Plus it's free! A favourite already.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A military-style orienteering simulation (hence the name). Tools include a military compass, protractor, square and pace count beads. Sounds like a perfect cartogame.

A slightly abstract and wacky arcade orienteering, secret-hunting game with landmark triangulation. This is a fun cartogame that ticks many boxes, although I'm not too sure about the comedy elements.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A nature biome puzzler where you build an ecosystem by expanding hex tiles horizontally and vertically to form "a network of interconnected habitats." Looks lovely.

A mysterious, abstract, vehicular planetary exploration simulation. Gather resources, cargo and artifacts by scanning the terrain and navigating using audio cues. Can be played audio-only! Excellent!

With no controls, this digital experience is less of a game, more of a meditation on map-making. A mouse sits on the back of an eagle as it flies randomly across worlds. Map them out if you wish.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A turn-based roguelike with gorgeous tabletop visuals with some procedurally generated map options: landmass, moderate, fragmented, archipelago. Great name!

An adorable, cozy, cooperative multiplayer city builder. Build a communal tile-based world, helping others build theirs, or creating your own area for others to find.