Ready for your recording.
The same expedition, now on the web. Open this game URL on your MacBook Air. No installation or player account is required.
Enter the expedition →Before your take
- Open the game in a current desktop Chrome or Safari window. Wait for the atlas to load, then click Begin expedition. Your first click enables the original music.
- Use the game's fullscreen button. Keep browser zoom at 100% initially. The canvas adapts to your laptop's screen.
- Walk and click characters as before. Use N for the next research stop, Next slide inside a card, and Atlas to rehearse any territory. Cards remain open while you narrate; boss scenes autoplay.
- Open Pause → Open separate presenter notes if you want the narration notes in a second window. Capture only the game window in your recording software.
- Set music with Pause → Music & sound. Make a short test recording and play it back to check your microphone, game audio and framing. Audio capture depends on your recording application's settings.
Move your place from Windows to Mac
- In the existing Windows game, open Pause → Download journey bookmark.
- Transfer the small JSON bookmark to your Mac.
- In the hosted game, begin the expedition and choose Pause → Restore a journey bookmark, then select that file.
You can also use Copy or paste a bookmark code in the Pause menu. Each browser saves its own progress locally. The public URL does not synchronize progress between devices, and clearing browser data removes that browser's saved journey. Export a bookmark after rehearsal.
For viewers
Share the game URL directly. Viewers can explore all 13 territories, open 80 presentation cards and their citations, use the Atlas, and hear the original score. The separate 322-slide subscriber deck is not bundled with the public game.
Research dates and market snapshots are retained as shown in the source material. This is a published edition, not a live market-data feed. Keep the existing offline edition as your recording fallback.