Press kit

The facts, the art, and a paragraph you can lift

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The Tinkers Trek mark: the robot head on a gold field.

The mark

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The basics

What it is, in a box and in a paragraph

Fact sheet

Title
Tinkers Trek
Genre
Location-based adventure, skilling and factory building
Platform
Android
Players
Single player
Status
Coming soon
Contact
lucky_yak@tinkerstrek.com
Developer
Lucky Yak Software
Content
6 minigames, 9 skills to level 99, 10 eras, 43 machines, 31 pets
Privacy
No account. Your exact location never leaves your phone (policy)
Map data
OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL
Engine
Godot 4.7

One paragraph, yours to lift

Tinkers Trek is an adventure played on your real neighborhood. You're a little robot whose best friend fell out of the sky and landed in pieces on your street. Walk to the ore, timber, fish and wild things that turn up around you, and win them in quick hands-on minigames: whirl a pick into a seam, sort falling logs, fight a fish, peel back the leaves, draw a bow, or dodge and strike. Haul it all home to the house on your map, build a factory in the backyard, and rebuild your friend one part at a time across ten eras, from charcoal and copper to computer chips and a rocket of your own. Nine skills to level 99, pets to hatch and walk, and the whole world to play in.

Shorter, if you need it

  • One lineWalk your real streets, win your materials in quick minigames, and build a factory to rebuild your robot friend.
  • Five wordsYour neighborhood is the adventure.

Art

Take what you need

In-game captures at full size. Use them freely; credit is welcome and not required.

Vondelpark in Amsterdam drawn in chunky blocks: the little robot and a pink axolotl pet stand among glowing resource rings, with ponds, paths and rooftops behind.

On the map, Amsterdam

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A home-base factory in a backyard: kilns, a glassworks, tanneries, a loom and storage hatches, linked by an overhead duct on posts, with the robot friend in its cradle.

The backyard factory

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More on the media page: six cities, all six minigames, the friend, the rocket and full phone screens, each one downloadable.

Angles

The stories behind it

  • A walking game with real minigames

    Most location games stop at a tap. Here every node opens a short, physical minigame of its own, so the walk pays off in play, not just in numbers.

  • A factory game in your backyard

    The house on your map has a yard you build into a working factory, with ducts, pipes and power, ten eras deep. Your steps even wind up its power.

  • A story that ends in orbit

    It starts with a friend falling out of the sky and ends with you building the rocket that takes it back up, launched from the pad behind your house.

Contact

Press, partnerships and questions: lucky_yak@tinkerstrek.com