Infinite Orienteering: The Hiker's Path

Promising orienteering simulation project. The game is still to be improved but with awesome potential. 100% glad to back it up, I hope it will continue to grow.

If you have several controls hooked up to your PC, you may encounter issues such as flickering menus, spinning maps etc. This can be resolved easily by systematically disconnecting each control in turn and observing whether the issues persist. Disconnection of the offending control will bring proper function. I am led to believe that the devs are aware of this and are planning to resolve it very soon. Anyway.... it's quite a while since I last did any real-world orienteering, but I soon got the hang of thins again. I must say I am blown away by the game so far - it is awesome! Some people have complained about the graphics, AI assistance etc.. but personally I have no problem with these matters. Devs, you have done a stellar job of work here, and in my opinion you can be proud of your creation. Could you improve on what you have done so far? Maybe. I have two suggestions. The first concerns the boundaries of the map - as things stand, the edges appear as a blank, impenetrable 'wall'. I have absolutely no idea how to go about this, but would it be possible to 'wrap' the map in some way? I'm thinking of something like an HDRI sphere. My second suggestion is this - arriving at the fi…

I’ve found it very useful for getting better with navigating by topo maps and general map and compass navigation. I’ve also seen it get better over the last few versions and expect it to continue to improve. Some of the annoyances, like controls deep in thicket, match things I’ve seen on real life orienteering courses so I can’t complain too much. One of the most useful features is watching the replay afterward and I’d highly recommend that if you’re struggling

Horrible terrain generation, terrible physics, awful performance. Not worth in any way.

So after the latest update, I am glad to change this to positive review. It definitely performs a lot better than it used to, and my hope is that this will be a continued subject for future updates as well. Please keep up the good work!

The game is still very rough but functional. - It is some fun if you enjoy orienteering. - Tools and features are limited, no plotting, no precise bearings... - Physics are a little weird - The game offers plenty of information when it comes to learning to read maps and navigate. Honestly for the price ~20 USD, the game should be more than that, but it is still in early stages so i would expect much more development.