Come catch the Kami of Texas
There’s a Kami behind every raspa cart, taquería, and mesquite thicket in Corpus. 428 creatures hide across the real local map — from the Chupacabra to La Llorona. Explore, battle by type, and catch ’em all.
NPC Trust and Privacy
ExtensionQuest is built on npclocal directory geography, but the game layer is designed to protect people, players, and real businesses. These promises are visible here on the main page because they matter before anyone signs in.
The map uses real public directory context to place the world, while gameplay labels stay broad unless a business is claimed or approved for game use.
- No public player route history.
- No exact personal home display.
- Business names are treated respectfully, not as enemies.
Guests can play without an account. Guest progress stays in this browser; signing in only adds server-side saves, rewards, and review/admin tools.
- No login required to explore the map.
- No public contact info from players.
- No selling player location trails.
ExtensionQuest should make the directory more useful, not creepier. Reports, reviews, and public pages should improve local discovery without exposing private behavior.
- Coarse discovery over surveillance.
- Opt-in prominence for claimed places.
- Clear separation between game lore and real business facts.
Accessibility and Comfort
Built-in compatibility for disabled players, low-vision players, motion-sensitive players, touch-only players, keyboard players, and anyone who needs the game to chill out and meet them where they are.
These settings save locally in this browser. They do not require OAuth and do not expose disability information publicly.