# Globe Race — Roll, Race, Win

> Roll-and-move world race board game with dynamic travel conditions. (iPhone/iPad app by STEVEN MARK SPENCE.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/globe-race/id6789905207 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [STEVEN MARK SPENCE](https://appshunter.io/developer/6789905209)
- Category: Games, Travel, Board, Strategy
- Price: $0.99 (on sale, was $1.99)
- Rating: 5.00/5 from 2 App Store ratings · 1 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 17.0 · 2 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-07-17
- Data updated: 2026-08-08
- Monetization: paid
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/globe-race/id6789905207/reviews.md

## What is Globe Race?

Race from capital to capital across a hand-drawn atlas of the whole world — dodging border delays, riding lucky tailwinds, and out-maneuvering rivals along the way.

GLOBE RACE is a pass-and-play board game for 1–3 players, built around a simple loop: pick your start and destination, choose a heading at every crossroads, and roll the dice to advance. What makes each trip different is the world itself.

• A LIVING MAP — real weather and real travel advisories subtly shape your journey. Storm brewing over the Atlantic? Expect a rougher crossing. Elevated travel risk somewhere on your route? Expect a few more delays.

• BORDER TRIVIA MODE - Arrival at a border requires you to answer a region specific trivia question. Get it wrong and skip a turn. Roll a push play roll and get a tougher question. Even at sea, you might get stumped!

• A WORLD BRIEFING — before every race, check the conditions report: live weather warnings, travel alerts, disaster watches, and any festivals or holidays in season that might slow (or speed) your trip.

• A DECK OF TRAVEL CARDS — border crossings, sea passages, and city stops deal you cards ranging from lucky tailwinds and free flights to bureaucratic delays and the odd disaster. In multiplayer, some cards can be played on your rivals.

• A TRAVELER'S PASSPORT — every country you pass through earns a one-of-a-kind procedural stamp, kept forever in your personal passport. Watch your collection grow, race after race.

• DESTINATION PHOTOGRAPHY — arrive at your finish line to a swipeable gallery of real photos of the place you've reached, courtesy of Wikipedia.

• TWO WAYS TO PLAY — race classic capital-to-capital, or play Courier Run, where you must detour to collect cargo before dashing to the finish.

• PASS & PLAY — 1 player versus an AI rival, or 2–3 players sharing one device.

No accounts. No sign-ups. No ads. Just you, the dice, and the world.

## Key features

- Hand-drawn world map
- Real-time weather and travel advisories
- Card-based travel events
- Procedural passport stamps
- Destination photography gallery
- Two game modes: Capital Race & Courier Run
- Pass-and-play multiplayer

## Chart rankings

- #188 in Top Paid · Board (US App Store)

## Recent user reviews (1 of 1)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/globe-race/id6789905207/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Fun

*2026-07-19*

Reminds me of an old board game. Good fun to play with the computer but also fun to pass around. Actually played it on a train which was cool.

## Frequently asked questions about Globe Race

### What is Globe Race?

Globe Race is a pass-and-play board game for 1-3 players where you race between world capitals on a hand-drawn map. It incorporates real-world weather and travel advisories to shape your journey.

### How many players can play Globe Race?

Globe Race supports 1-3 players. You can play against an AI rival or with friends on a single device in pass-and-play mode.

### Does Globe Race have ads?

No, Globe Race is ad-free. The description explicitly states 'No ads. Just you, the dice, and the world.'

### What are the game modes in Globe Race?

Globe Race offers two ways to play: a classic capital-to-capital race, or Courier Run, where you must make detours to collect cargo before reaching the finish line.

### How does Globe Race use real-world data?

The game uses real weather and travel advisories to subtly influence your journey. This can mean rougher crossings during storms or more delays due to elevated travel risks.

### What is the age rating for Globe Race?

Globe Race has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players.

### How often is Globe Race updated?

The latest version of Globe Race was released on July 19, 2026, indicating recent activity. Updates typically address bug fixes and potential feature enhancements.

### What devices can I play Globe Race on?

Globe Race is available on iPhone and iPad, offering a versatile gaming experience across Apple mobile devices.

## Version history (last 3 releases)

### 1.4 — 2026-07-26

v1.4 — The Border Quiz Update

Know the world? Prove it at the border.

• BORDER TRIVIA — a new house rule: crossing a border poses a question about the country you're entering. Answer right and you're waved through; wrong, and your passport is held for a day. Over 800 hand-written questions across every region, and no question ever repeats in a race — your rival answers by personality (Bertie guesses, Voss studied).
• OCEAN TRIVIA — sea crossings ask about the deep: whales, penguins, reefs and record-holders. And if you Push the Pace, expect a harder question at the checkpoint. (Sailing the boat? Your sea legs forgive one wrong answer on open water — every time.)
• A CLEANER MAP — routes now sit quietly in the background and detail appears as you zoom, so the world reads at a glance. Where to go is entirely up to you.
• THE GLOBE — races now open with a dive from orbit down to your starting capital, on a map that renders the real curve of the Earth.
• LIVELIER TOKENS — the plane banks toward its heading and casts a shadow, the boat leaves a wake, the bike a tire line, and the car fishtails off the line at the start of every move.
Bug Fixes

### 1.3 — 2026-07-19

v1.3 — The Living World Update
The world just got more alive.
• REAL EARTHQUAKES & HURRICANES — live USGS and National Hurricane Center feeds now shape the race. An active quake or tropical storm makes disaster cards strike harder in that region — and you'll see it named in the World Briefing.
• HAZARDS ON THE MAP — quakes and storms appear right on the race map at their real locations. Route around them… or push your luck.
• MEET YOUR RIVALS — the AI opponent is now a character: cheery wanderer Bertie Blythe, seasoned navigator Marina Cross, or the ruthless Baron Voss. Pick your poison on the home screen.
• Plus everything from 1.2: a polite rating ask after wins, sharper passport stamps, and VoiceOver support for fork choices.

### 1.0 — 2026-07-17

No release notes.

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*Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-08.*
