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.

Terra incognita (not yet played). How on earth did I miss this? An orienteering simulator, complete with multiple maps, game modes and weather conditions. Plus it's free! Yes, please!

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.

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.