Wayfarer is a fantasy sandbox that goes on in every direction. Cross meadows and hedgerows, deep forests, misty swamps and snowy mountains; trade with villages, delve into ruins, and build a camp that keeps the wolves away at night — in one world you share with other wayfarers.
No quest log telling you where to go. Pick a direction, gather what you need, and make the world a little more yours.
The land is made as you walk: climates shift from warm lowlands to frozen peaks, roads link the villages, and a world map remembers everywhere you've been.
Cut wood and quarry stone, raise walls and doors, light a campfire, and keep a chest. What you build stays in the world for everyone to find.
Make spears, bows and armour, cook what you hunt by the fire, and brew potions of warmth and warding from what grows in the caves.
Farmers, woodsmen, bakers and blacksmiths keep their own homes, trades and days. Buy and sell at their doors, run their errands, and earn their trust.
Mornings come up gold, nights fall dark enough that a torch matters, and storms roll in with rain, snow and lightning. Mountain cold bites without fur.
Ruins hide stairs into cellars, crypts, barrows, caves and mines — dark, trapped, and home to the restless dead. Bring light, and bring a weapon.
Keep fed and watered, mind the cold, the fire and the poison, and fight off wolves, spiders and worse. Knocked out? What you carried waits where you fell.
Every player walks the same world on the same server. Meet other wayfarers on the road, talk in chat, give them a hand — or a spare loaf.
Touch, keyboard and mouse, or a gamepad; phone held upright or sideways. Start in a browser and carry on in the app — your save lives on the server.
Every picture here is the game itself, interface and all.
Villagers keep their trades and their hours; the one with a mark over their head has an errand for you.
Deer and rabbits graze in the morning light — until something hungrier comes along.
The fire keeps you warm, cooks your supper, and holds the dark back a little.
Stone halls by torchlight, and something that doesn't stay dead.
The bag shows what you can make from what you carry, and what you still need.
Wayfarer is played with strangers, so the chat has rules and tools, and the server — not anyone's device — decides what happens.
Everyone agrees to the chat's rules before their first message, and offensive words are filtered out on the way in and the way out.
Tap any line in the chat to mute that player for good or report the message to us.
Your device only sends what you pressed; the server moves everyone, checks every action, and refuses what isn't allowed.
Wayfarer keeps what the game needs: your login, your name, and your save. No ads, no tracking, nothing sold.
You can delete your account and everything saved with it from the game's menu at any time. See the privacy policy for the details.
Play straight away at wayfarer.rolutec.com on a computer, tablet or phone. Nothing to install.
Make an account with your email to carry your save between devices, or just play as a guest on this one.
Gather wood, find a village, build a fire before dark. The rest is up to you.
Wayfarer is in early testing. The browser version is open to everyone; the iOS and Android apps are with a small group of testers on TestFlight and Google Play while they're reviewed. Expect rough edges, and please tell us what you find at support@rolutec.com.
Free, in your browser, on any device. Log in with email and your save follows you to the apps.
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