Play as Marco and Polo, two explorers in search of El Dorado Marco thinks it is quicker to reach it by sea and Polo by land. But the map becomes distorted as our disoriented adventurers progress and the familiar shores recede. To reach the end of the world, they will have to cross to the other side of the map. Their journeys are made on twenty carefully drawn triangles, in homage to the beautiful medieval maps. This map, in which geographers will recognize an icosahedral projection, has the property of being able to be arranged in 43,380 different ways. So, while our two explorers run and sail to the antipodes, their world is recomposed like an infinite puzzle.

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