Studio
01In development
Real Cities
Real streets, recognizable buildings and true geography. Batumi is the first city, not the last.
An open-world game in development · TimGer Studio
Wandroute
The real world, made playable.
Real cities. Real countries. Yours to explore. An open-world game set in real places. Our journey begins in Georgia, with Batumi as the first city.
41.6168° N · 41.6367° E
Batumi, Georgia · Black Sea coast
Batumi · Seafront boulevard
In-engine capture · Work in progress
01 — The game
Wandroute
An open-world game set in real places — real cities, recognizable buildings and the freedom to explore them your way. The first destination is Georgia, starting with Batumi on the Black Sea coast.
- In development
- Unreal Engine 5.8
- Built with RGW
- First country: Georgia
- First city: Batumi
Real places. Your own adventures.
Explore streets that exist beyond the screen. Discover familiar landmarks, travel through real neighborhoods and experience cities built around real geography.
The world is real. What you do in it is up to you.
01In development
02In development
Freedom to Explore
No set path. Wander on foot, follow the coast or take the long way round.
03In development
On Wheels
Cars and scooters are part of the experience we’re building.
04Long-term vision
Journeys with Purpose
Deliveries, local jobs and new ways to interact with the city are part of our longer-term vision.
Inside Wandroute
In-game screenshots from the current Unreal Engine build. Work in progress — not final quality.
Illustrative route · BatumiNew Boulevard → Europe Square
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
02 — Real geography
Real geography. New possibilities.
Wandroute starts with the geography of real places. Road networks, coastlines and building locations provide the foundation for a world you can explore.
Vision We want real-world addresses to become part of the experience, so players can find familiar places and discover the journey between them.
The map shows Batumi’s streets from OpenStreetMap data. The highlighted route is an illustrative example, not an in-game result. Address search and in-game navigation are target features.
03 — Technology
From real geography to playable worlds.
RealGameWorld (RGW) is our in-house world-building technology. It turns geographic data into explorable environments in Unreal Engine.
It’s more than extruding buildings from a map. RGW is a production pipeline where geodata, procedural generation, hand-made 3D assets and artistic refinement come together, so roads, buildings, terrain and recognizable landmarks feel like the real place.
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Source
Real geographic data provides the starting point: road networks, building footprints, coastlines and terrain.
- 02
Ground
The street network and terrain take shape at real-world scale.
- 03
Mass
Buildings and city blocks emerge from geographic footprints, with key landmarks refined through custom 3D work.
- 04
Light
Materials, lighting and atmosphere give the environment its recognizable character.
- 05
Life
Movement, vehicles and interaction begin turning the environment into a playable world.
Output · In-game
04 — The studio
- Studio
- Independent game development
- First game
- Wandroute
- Technology
- RGW · RealGameWorld
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5.8
We build worlds worth exploring.
TimGer Studio is an independent game development studio creating interactive experiences inspired by real places.
Our first game, Wandroute, combines real-world geography, proprietary world-building technology and open-world exploration.
- 01
Place first
Real locations aren’t a backdrop. They are the design.
- 02
Craft over scale
An independent studio with a sharp focus and no filler.
- 03
Build in the open
Development updates and honest progress as we go.
05 — Wishlist & follow
Follow the world as it takes shape.
Wishlist Wandroute on Steam and follow development updates, first gameplay footage and behind-the-scenes looks at the game and the technology behind it.
Channels opening soon
In-engine capture · Work in progress