Pass Me Along

Somebody hands you something small - a word, a question, a single stroke of a drawing. You add one thing to it. Then you hand it to somebody else. That's the whole game. What happens next isn't up to you. Pass Me Along is a real-world game played between people who are actually near each other. You release an artifact, show a code to one person standing in front of you, and they add their one thing and pass it on. Days later you open the app and it's four states away, carrying words from strangers you will never meet. HOW IT WORKS 1. Release something. Choose what kind of artifact it is and make the first move. 2. Hand it over. Show the code to a real person, or send the link to one friend. There's no feed and no broadcast - it only travels hand to hand. 3. They add one thing. One move each. That's the rule, and it's why a chain of forty people is forty different people. 4. Watch the trail. Every hop draws a new line on a satellite map: the cities it has passed through, the miles it has covered, and everyone who kept it alive. WHAT YOU CAN RELEASE Word Chain - one word each, built by strangers Story - everyone adds a line Question - send a question around the world Would You Rather - two sides, and you see how the world splits only after you pick yours Color the World - everyone adds one color, taken from where they are Doodle - one stroke each on a shared page Trivia - one guess each, then find out who was right Best Around Here - pass local favorites from place to place What's It Cost - compare what things really cost as it travels Outcomes - predict something nobody knows yet, and see who called it Relay - one leg each, racing the people who carried it before you GAME NIGHT Two more games are for the table you're already sitting at. One person starts a round, everyone scans it, and you all play on your own phones - no host, no setup. Trivia Night: the same ten questions for the whole table, and the scoreboard settles it. Bar Bingo: everyone gets their own card of things that actually happen - a spilled drink, a toast, a dog - and the first five in a row wins. CREWS Make a private circle - your family, your crew at work, your friends. Crew artifacts never appear on public maps or leaderboards. Just a shared map and the things your people are carrying. The link to a crew is the only invite, so nobody finds it who wasn't handed it. IT CAN ALSO JUST STOP Most artifacts die in somebody's pocket. Nobody passes them on and that's the end of it. That's exactly what makes the ones that survive worth watching. WHAT WE DON'T DO There is no account. No name, no email address, no phone number. We don't store your IP address and we never touch your contacts. If you allow location, it's rounded to roughly a mile before it's saved, and the game works fine if you don't allow it at all. You can erase yourself from all of it in two taps, from inside the app. There's no feed, no follower count, and nothing here is trying to pull you back in. The only thing that moves an artifact is one real person handing it to another. Built by Steady North.