“A time-travel geoguessr clone where players explore immersive 360 degree historical scenes, then pinpoint both the location and year of the moment they’re standing in, having to guess both when and…” more at source(excerpt from the jam entry)
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Build a browser guessing game inspired by "WenWare": a time-travel GeoGuessr where players explore a 360° historical scene, then guess both WHERE (pin on a world map) and WHEN (a year slider) the moment took place.
Tech: Three.js (or a panorama viewer) for the 360° scene, plus a 2D map such as Leaflet. Single page, works on phone and desktop.
Core loop: show a panorama, let the player look around, then place a map pin and choose a year. Score each round by distance and by years off, show the true answer, play 5 rounds per game.
Content: start with a small JSON set of panoramas you have the rights to use, each with lat/lng, year and a one-line caption. Group them by era (Ancient, Medieval, Modern).
Extras the original has that you can add later: a daily 5-round challenge, a high-score table, and a 1v1 or party multiplayer mode.
Steps: 1) panorama viewer, 2) map pin + year slider + scoring, 3) results screen and 5-round game, 4) daily mode and high scores, 5) your own twist.
Make it your own: don't copy the original's name, art, text or code.
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AI tool / model: not stated in the source. The jam requires at least 90% AI-written code.
At a glance
What was WenWare made with?
WenWare was made with the Three.js engine, according to its listing. It was entered in Cursor Vibe Jam 2026, which requires at least 90% AI-written code. The AI tool or model is not stated in the source.
How do you control WenWare?
The game's own page mentions mouse clicks. We detected this from the live page text; the creator hasn't confirmed a controls list.
Does WenWare work on phones?
Yes. It has touch controls, so you can play it on your phone.
Is WenWare multiplayer?
Yes, its listing says it is multiplayer.
Where can I play WenWare?
Free in your web browser on wen-ware.com, the creator's own site. Vibe1Up links to it and doesn't host the game.
Is the prompt for WenWare official?
No. The prompt on this page is a Starter recipe: our own reconstruction from the game's public listing and live page, not the creator's official prompt. If you made this game, you can share your real prompt at vibe1up.com/prompts/ and we'll show it with the Creator's prompt badge.