Games

In the game itself

• 112 Operator successor of 911 Operator, now with 3D Models
• 911 Operator (Kickstarter Page, on Steam) - released in 2017
• A/B Street
• Back Of Your Hand, a game to test your local knowledge by asking you to identify five streets in an area of your choice.
• Badge(r)s The friendly game about collecting badges and regions. Using osmdroid and Nominatim.
• Blackout Age F2P, geo-localized survival game about fighting aliens and solving the mystery of their invasion
• City Bus Manager - Manage a bus depot and bus routes
• Combat Air Patrol 2: Military Flight Simulator - released in 2016
• Delivery INC - Operate a delivery company, picking up passengers, packages and food and delivering them as fast as possible.
• Draconius Go ("3D")
• Five Nights at Freddie's AR: Special Delivery
• FlightGear - Makes up most world 3D scenery using osm2city.pyMore data such as roads since version 3.0.
• freewebcar_chung - A free 3D openstreetmap car / foot / flight sim game
• Gbanga - mixed reality social gaming
• Generation Streets (3D)
• Globat Pixels - a pixelated open-world game
• GoCity
• Harry Potter: Wizards Unite ("3D")
• Infection Free Zone - Survival/city builder: choose a place in the world to defend from zombies using footprints and semantic tags from OSM.
• Ingress ("3D")
• JOSM/Plugins/WMS Racer - A game as a JOSM plugin!
• LearnYouACity - teach yourself where streets in your city are
• Leitstellenspiel (browser based game, also available in English language via http://www.missionchief.com )
• Logistical: Earth - strategy puzzle game where you transport different cargoes to complete all the towns throughout the planet
• DE:LstSim is a browser based simulation game in German language. See also: Simulators
• Microsoft Flight Simulator - Uses an export of OSM data through Blackshark.ai (famous typo with building heights)
• Minecraft Earth (3D)
• Monopoly City Streets
• Next Land (3D) (on Indiegogo funding page (& video))
• NIMBY Rails
• Orna ("3D")
• Pokémon Go (simple 3D)
• Resources
• State Of The Map 2012 site has a mini game
• Subwaydle
• Train Lord
• TrezzureHunt (iOS)
• X-Plane (3D scenarios)
• Zombie Tower Defense - A tower defense game played on maps of anywhere in the world!
• ZZoner

Games that can no longer be played or installed:

• BucketMan - coloring your city (Android) - A game similar to PacMan but in the streets of your hometown! Homepage (in progress)
• geodart
• GPS Mission
• Map of the Dead (iPhone) - Previously used OSM, then used Google Maps and shut down due to API pricing.
• Master City (Android)
• Nike Grid
• World of the living dead - Resurrection (screenshot with some OSM) - browser based zombie game (now shut down)
• 911 Emergency Manager - released in 2020, now can't be perchased on Steam.

For services around the games

• Badge(r)s Using Nominatim reverse lookup to divide the world into playing areas.
• Battlefield 4 use custom maps via MapBox - "leaderboards allow players to compete within their geographic regions. The maps are tailored to the look and feel of the game"

Game map converters

• Cities:Skylines - OSM import (3D)
• Minecraft - At least one person has generated blocky 3D minecraft maps from OSM data (3D)
• SuperTuxKart - Map importing based on osm2world (3D)
• The Golf Club 2019 - Allows you to create your own golf course and play it in the video game. Using the mapped data from OpenStreetMap greatly improves the accuracy of the course re-creations. These course re-creations can then be used in golf simulators. Some editors mistag to get the look they want in the game (see descriptive page), this is highly discouraged; it isn't necessary to upload this data to the main map when it can just be downloaded from iD as a .osm instead of uploading it, and added to the game manually. (3D)

Board games

• WikiProject Catalan/OpenStreetMap The Boardgame - a board game version of OpenStreetMap! (under development)
• Les plus grande cathedrales de France board game - Memory game using cathedral building footprints data. Was a featured image
• Scotland Yard - digital version of the board game Scotland Yard using OpenStreetMap data to build up individual game plans.

Personal goal tracking

These services compare GPS traces you've collected via a service like Strava to the street network in OpenStreetMap so you can track and share how much of a city you've visited. These services depend on OSM to have accurate highway classification and boundaries.

• CityStrides – run every street in a city
• Every Street Challenge – plan a route for every street in a city
• StreetFerret – run every street in a city
• Wandrer – bike every street in a city