Paint the real Earth. Travel Korea for real.
A 3D open world built from the real map. Walk, drive and fly through real streets and tag walls before the AI wipes them. Ride real subway lines to stays and restaurants.
Opening image: made with Higgsfield AI. All other scenes are real gameplay. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors, OpenFreeMap.
Travel Korea
Seoul, Busan, Jeonju, Gyeongju and Jeju are here street by street. Ride 35 real subway lines and city buses, check in at stays and eat at restaurants from the Korea Tourism Organization's open data, and collect a stamp at every landmark.


AI trip planner
Tell Jiwoo, the AI guide, who is coming, for how many days and what they like. Jiwoo plans each day with subway routes, lunch and dinner, and a place to stay. Walk the route in the game first, then send the plan to your friend.
Jiwoo is an AI. Check opening hours and prices before you go.
Example
My friend from Canada comes for 3 days. She loves food and old palaces.
Here is day 1. Tell her to bring comfortable shoes.
Play
Pick up spray cans on the street and tag a real wall. The AI cleaner drone comes to wipe it. Stay close and win the tap duel to keep it. Press F to jump into parked cars and motorbikes, or climb to a rooftop and take off in a light plane.




Take a train, a plane or a rocket to anywhere on Earth.
Real lines, transfers and station announcements.
Open data from the Korea Tourism Organization.
See other players live, chat and visit their mini homes.
Landmark stamps, daily missions and rankings.
Your computer draws the 3D world. The server only passes positions and chat, so it stays light for everyone.
Pick a place and you are there in seconds. Or choose any point on the map.
Tips for visitors, and for anyone about to drive or fly. More in the game under Travel > Tips.
At expressway junctions and complex intersections, pink and green lines are painted on the road. Follow the color your navigation app names and you take the right fork.
When your traffic light is red, stop at the stop line before you turn right. Wait if anyone is crossing or about to cross.
Buy and top up a transit card such as T-money at convenience stores. Tap it on the reader when you board.
Naver Map and KakaoMap work best in Korea. Google Maps has limited directions here.
Water and side dishes are free, and you can ask for more. In many places you get the water yourself.
Tipping is not a custom in Korea. You do not need to tip in restaurants or taxis.
Call 1330 for travel help 24 hours a day in Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese and more.
Power banks and lighters must not go in checked bags. Carry them on board.
It is free. There is nothing to install and no sign-up. Open the page and play in your browser. You can change your nickname in the menu.
Yes. It runs in phone and tablet browsers with an on-screen joystick. Your own device draws the 3D world, so it runs smoother on a PC. The graphics quality adjusts itself.
Yes. Streets and buildings come from OpenStreetMap. Subway lines, stations and city bus stops are real data too.
In the game, press [Plan] and tell Jiwoo, the AI guide, your dates, who is coming and what you like. Jiwoo plans each day with places, subway routes, restaurants and a stay. Check opening hours and prices before you go.
No. Choose English or 한국어 at the top right. Place names on the map show in both Korean and English.
Yes. Players near you appear live. You can chat with them and visit their mini homes.
No. Graffiti in SPRAY EARTH exists only in the game. Never paint real walls without permission.
Free. No install. No sign-up.