map game
A free trivia game — play it in your browser, no install. Microsoft Encarta inspired map quiz game
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An interactive, high-performance, and secure geographic map placement game built using Rust, WebAssembly (WASM), and native HTML5/JavaScript. Inspired by the nostalgic geography quizzes of Microsoft Encarta 2009, this application challenges users to find and click target countries on a responsive world map under multi-level game configurations and timing rules.
Digital maps natively served on the web are traditionally highly vulnerable to front-end data sniffing.
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