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.

Terra incognita (not yet played). Inspired by Scanner Sombre, this game allows you to scan objects and locations using LiDAR, and looks similarly moody. There is a prototype on Itch called LIDAR.exe.

Terra incognita (not yet played). Based on the flip-and-write game of the same name, this adaptation seems to be a mobile port where you build a world map according to specific demands.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A turn-based RPG with what looks to be a simple tile/card-based world building element to expand the map.

Terra incognita (not yet played). The main character is described as "a young cartographer-musician". No indication if this involves any mapmaking, but it does look like beautiful journey.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A wholesome game where you play a cartographer, building maps of islands. Looks wonderful!

Plans of the decks and a detailed ship's log help you navigate through the mystery of this ship and its passengers and crew. Probably my all-time favourite game.

Terra incognita (not yet played). A low-poly medieval city builder which appears to be very granular; use prefabricated buildings or design your own with gears and dynamic parts. Control water flow!