Wherigo Player Tutorial
- Average Rating:
- Created by:
The Wherigo Media Group
- Submitted by:
J2B2
- Start at:
Play Anywhere
- Location:
n/a
- Play Time:
Less than 1 hour
- Date Added:
11/21/2007 11:56 AM
- Last Updated:
3/4/2008 11:48 AM
- Downloads:
17868
- Completions:
5140
This cartridge will teach you how to use the Wherigo Player and give you an idea of what you can do with the platform.
About This Cartridge
Wherigo is a toolset for creating and playing location based adventures that combine virtual elements with the real world using a GPS device.
This 15 minute adventure style tutorial cartridge will teach you the basics of using the Wherigo player interface. Take your GPS device outside to begin the experience.
Starting Location
You'll need to be able to walk at least 50 meters away from your starting location in order to play. Try to find an open area where you can view most of the sky.
Recent Cartridge Logs:
The Real Weasle played it on 1/15/2022
Rating: 
739? 1 Well, that was interesting. Thank you for my first WhereIGo cartridge. A few technical problems to start with but I think I've go the hang of it. I really did want to launch my spaceship at the end...
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Kristatje played it on 1/2/2022
Rating:
This was a cool little adventure. My hands were freezing holding my phone so much. But I really did enjoy it. I will be doing more in the future. Thanks!
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GBoysHungary played it on 12/2/2021
Rating:
Thanks! It was a new experience!
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Esoterica42 played it on 11/10/2021
Rating:
Using apple Whereigo App on Iphone12 using software 14.8.1. Worked like a charm! Loved playing this ~ thank you for making a tutorial that i can play anywhere learning this new thing. Hope there are tons more to play! My phone was slow and inaccurate but a bit of wandering soon led me to all the things 😁TFTF!!
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dynamicE played it on 11/3/2021
Rating: 
My first introduction into Wherigo ...
Had some dificulties in the beginning because my smartphone wasn't tracking the 50m I had to walk.
I am not convinced so far. Still prefer traditional geocaching.
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