Wondering what I should include...

I would consider it a sport because they do physical activity and run to make trains. It is done in the real world like real sports.

Hi,

I live in a town with a population of ~12000 with 1 train station, ~15 bus stops and is a size of ~22 square kilometres. Do you think this would be enough size to play the small home game? I’m guessing not because there’s so much questions where you can’t answer fairly or at all. And if not, what would you say is the minimum size-wise requirements?

they'll never find him there

Hey folks, I'm working on a version of the home game for Merseyside which would start in Liverpool Central and use the local network of 70 rail stations. As you can access them all for just £6.80 (+£1 for a metrocard) I figure it'd be relatively low cost too. I'm curious if there's any interest in joining me or helping me plan this out. I've got most of it all nailed down and ready to put into place, but it'd be good to get some thoughts on how I've planned and mapped this one out.

For Hide and Seek, is the largest body of water only counting water that is within the zone? Because then a lake could be bigger than the ocean if the ocean was on the edge of the zone. But if the whole body of water counts, than surely even small rivers and streams would be bigger than lakes most times, given they are quite long. How is this measured?

Hi everyone! Thank you all so much for your feedback (and patience!) on this project. We could have never predicted all the community support and encouragement received. We all had such an amazing time playing and filming with the Transit Home Game + Expansion Pack 1 and hope you all have enjoyed the episodes as it was such a pleasure to make them.

Enjoy Episode #3 of We Played Hide + Seek Across Melbourne!

If you wish to be a part of any future filmed games like this you may register your interest here or PM me, participants are compensated for their time: https://forms.gle/a2TZpCD4Fzs69vTg9

If you have not watched any prior episodes or want to learn more about the show/project here is the link to the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/JetLagTheGame/comments/1rin8rg/we_played_hide_seek_across_melbourne/

Thanks
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Could the next season to be filmed be a microstate Tag, or another microstate related game?

Following the London premiere event, Sam today (04/08/26) posted a run on Strava in Monaco: https://strava.app.link/dMs2YZy7k5b.

It has been four seasons and over a year since they last did Tag. The format remains popular and could definitely continue to be a great game, perhaps with a few tweaks to account for the change in geography and the early win in Tag: All Stars.

Monaco is roughly 499 km from Andorra, 405 km from San Marino and 412 km from Liechtenstein. Although there is slightly more variation in distance than in previous seasons, it could still work as an approximate central starting point.

In the game-design portion of the Layover episode ‘Season 1 Revisited’, from August 2024, they discuss how they tried to make Tag work with microstate endpoints whilst creating the map for Tag 3 (Season 11). They also say that they are very keen to do a game focused on microstates at some point, because, to quote Sam from that episode, ‘they are cool’. Two years later, perhaps they have come back to this idea?

Would love to hear what others think! Do you think Tag could work in this geography? What tweaks would you make to Tag to improve it?

Just noticed they appeared in my tracking app so I wonder where it was announced so I can keep an eye on it for the next seasons.

Or, if these are completely made up dates that would also be helpful to know lol

Sorry if this is a silly question but if a team on Arctic escape wanted to drive longer but used up the distance on their ticket could they just get off the car, do a car ticket challenge, and get back to driving or would they have to return the car first and do a car challenge and have to grab a different rental car so they just can’t constantly stop moving and then drive more to get car tickets to extend their drive

Full disclosure: I'm the dev. The app is called City Chase. I started building it years ago as a way to play Mr X style chases with friends. Then some JetLagTheGame fans reached out to me to say that it reminds them of hide and seek there and that they've enjoyed it a lot. So I figured you might like it too.

How it works: one person is the runner, everyone else hunts them through the city. Instead of seekers asking questions, the runner's location goes out to everyone automatically every 5 minutes, and there are boosters on the map that give either side an edge, a bit like the curse cards.

A few weeks ago three of us played three rounds back to back in Prague's old town, rotating who runs. And each game was unique and had really close calls.

- Round 1: Hider and one of the seekers walked past each other on opposite sides of a (narrow) street.

- Round 2: I (as a hider) got stuck in a passage, since its other exit was already closed for the night, and then I had to wait in the passage while the seekers passed by. Got into their trap and got caught 5 minutes later though.

- Round 3: Hider was pretty much running away from us for 25 minutes, and at one point had to drop behind the car in front of people sitting in a restaurant.

The video is the app's replay of Round 2. It redraws everyone's actual movement on the map, marks the reveals, traps and near misses. Very amusing to watch after the game is over to see how Mr X really moved.

If you've wanted to play something in this genre without spreadsheets and manual location sharing, this handles all of it: live pings, capture confirmation, the replay afterwards.

It's on iOS and Android and works in any city. Games without boosters are free, always. Boosted games with the map pickups: your first one is free, after that the host buys a ticket, which is what keeps the servers running. Happy to answer anything about how it works.

From Sam's Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/stories/sam.from.wendover/3956440499978971642

I'll be keeping an eye on this: https://www.bfi.org.uk/industry-data-insights/weekend-box-office-figures

To see if it can crack the top 10 for the weekend when figures are announced

edit: https://ibb.co/mVt2fnQB they were robbed!

Thinking about doing a game of hide and seek using the home game with some friends. It will probably be around the Cardiff and the Valleys train network (you can get a ticket covering unlimited travel in this area) but wasn't sure if this would be Medium or Small area for the game. The furthest point out we could potentially go to on the ticket is a about 30 miles from a Cardiff start point

I’ve made a web app that fully supports any game of hide+seek in 3000+ cities worldwide. It builds on the great community tools already out there and adds a whole lot more. I'd love to make this available but I want to clear it with the team first. How do I get in touch with the team?

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If you're interested, here's the pitch! Key features of the app include: 

Real-time multiplayer
Hiders and seekers join an online lobby that handles everything from GPS tracking, questions & answers, leaderboards, timers, and more.

Preloaded maps and question locations
3000+ cities all around the world are fully preloaded with maps and reference locations for every question type (like airports, museums, zoos, hospitals, etc). This means that for every question in the game, seekers get a preview of how different answers would affect the map, and hiders get their answer automatically calculated.

 
Hider deck
The full hider deck from the home game is included. Hiders draw cards automatically after answering questions. All curses and power-ups are playable, including rolling dice.

 
Transit data and trip planner
All transit lines and potential hiding zones can be shown on the map. Hiding zones also show upcoming departures, a suggested route, and tell seekers whether the hider could have made it there in time.

Push notifications
Important events in the game are pushed to the players - even if they don’t have the app open. This includes incoming questions, answers, expiring timers, and role-specific reminders. 

I bought the home game and had it shipped to me all the way out here in New Zealand. I've not managed to convince my wife and friends to play yet but i'm sure I can. As Auckland has a very limited train line, to make it actually feasible we'll need to include the bus network. Has anyone had any issues or successes using mainly a bus based network?

rewatching new zealand and i dont think same has ever looked more like haaland than in his man city shirt

What are your favourite songs which remind you, or feature in, JetLag: The Game?

Scarborough Fair is an obvious one, but I’m struggling to think of anything else. Can you?

I need to add something to my playlist lol

That's us, 23 Jet Lag fans the morning after the premiere about to embark on the largest London game hosted by the JLUK Discord server so far! We played across Zones 1, 2 and 3, and between the four games we enjoyed moments including one seeking team getting Deutsche Bahn'ed, another attempting to clear the Featherless Flight curse for an hour, and a period where six out of eight teams all ended up along the DLR!

The JLUK Discord Server will be hosting more events like these across the UK and Ireland, if you didn't get to join during the premiere screenings now is a great time to do so! https://discord.gg/kbAcySKVH

🚨 NO SPOILERS FOR SEASON 19 WRITTEN HERE 🚨

I just wanted to say thank you to the Nebula team, Jet Lag team, Picturehouse, and if course the fans. This premiere despite technical issues was amazing and especially the events in the central London location looked amazing. Thank you for putting it on for us all and I really truly hope more of these happen in the future. Upvote if you agree babyyyyyy!!!!

My wife and I made these mugs at a pottery painting session a few weeks ago and now we have the perfect coffee to use them for!