World Explorer is a calm culture game for families. Meet Haru in Japan, Kaio in Brazil and Arjun in India, play together and collect a stamp for every world.
Free to download with 12 games included; World Explorer Plus is an optional subscription.
No banners, no pop-ups.
World Explorer has no ads, no tracking and no accounts. On iPhone and iPad, its App Store privacy label says “Data Not Collected”. Purchases are made through Apple's App Store or Google Play, behind a grown-ups gate. On Android, Google Play's billing service sends some technical information to Google so purchases work; Culture XI doesn't receive it.
Purchases, links and settings sit behind a grown-ups gate.
Cherry blossoms, a busy food stall and first words in Japanese.
Rainforest animals, drums and a carnival kite over Rio.
Spices at the market, rangoli patterns and first words in Hindi.
12 games in Japan, Brazil and India to start. Plus unlocks every game in all 14 worlds: Japan, Brazil, India, Mexico, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, France, Indonesia, China, Vietnam, Argentina, Suriname, Türkiye and Poland.
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Eleven new worlds and 99 games: Australia, the USA, the UAE, South Africa, Canada, Spain, New Zealand, Germany, Ghana, Venezuela and England. On iPhone and iPad: one purchase, nothing else.
Download on the App StoreGet it on Google PlayInstall on iPhone, iPad or Android. No account, no email.
Short games with gentle hints, no timers and no lives.
Every stamp comes with an idea to cook, craft or clap together.
Lesson-ready worlds and a teacher guide for primary classrooms. Join the waitlist to hear when pilots open.
Made for families to play together. Younger players enjoy it most with a grown-up alongside.
Free to download with 12 games included; World Explorer Plus is an optional subscription. World Explorer 2 is a separate one-time purchase.
Yes. World Explorer and World Explorer 2 are both on Google Play.
World Explorer has no ads, no tracking and no accounts. On iPhone and iPad, its App Store privacy label says “Data Not Collected”. Purchases are made through Apple's App Store or Google Play, behind a grown-ups gate. On Android, Google Play's billing service sends some technical information to Google so purchases work; Culture XI doesn't receive it.
The app is in English for now, with first words in each country's own language.
