Hey there, A while ago I stumbled upon a small local game in A Coruña (Spain) called A Conquista. It’s basically a daily city puzzle, but people play for their specific neighbourhood to push them up the leaderboard. I loved the local rivalry aspect (that's what made it go viral), so I decided to build a version for ~95 cities across Europe and the US. How it works: 1 daily puzzle per city: A landmark, historical person, or event. You get 5 guesses. Zoom mechanics: Starts zoomed-in and zooms out + gives hints with each wrong guess. Neighbourhood teams: You pick your district (NYC boroughs, Chicago sides, Hamburg Bezirke, etc.). Points are balanced so a tiny district with 3 smart players can actually beat a massive one. For locals only: Berlin is in German, Warsaw in Polish, Madrid in Spanish, etc. No tourist quizzes. Reward: Guess it right and the illustration converts to the real Wikipedia photo + a quick history fact. Tech & content pipeline (the fun part): 4,000+ puzzles: Pulled data from Wikipedia/Wikidata. Used an LLM to generate the hints and a second judge LLM to filter out bad puzzles or leaks. Maps: OpenStreetMap neighbourhood boundaries, clipped to dry land (hand-curated messy US data). Art: Sourced Wikimedia Commons pics, converted them to vector illustrations with FLUX.2, and rendered as SVGs. Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Vercel. Would love your feedback on: Is the neighbourhood rivalry compelling, or would you just play it as a solo daily puzzle? Is forcing local languages too strict, or does it add to the charm? If your city is included, did I mess up your district boundaries? Try it out here: https://anyart.app/play Let me know what city you tried and how you did!   submitted by   /u/ccao_ [link]   [comments]