"Mythwalker Expands Story with 20 New Quests"

• Mythwalker has introduced over 20 new quests in its latest update
• Protect goblin caravan guards, battle pirates, and uncover the origins of the Drakate
• Includes a special landmark-based quest with real-world exploration

One of the most intriguing aspects of mobile gaming is the rise of location-based walking games—where your real-world movement powers your in-game progress. While titles like Pokémon Go blend walking with diverse gameplay elements, others focus purely on exploration and immersion, and Mythwalker stands out in this space.

Originally launched in November last year, Mythwalker has just rolled out a major content update, adding more than 20 new quests to its ever-expanding world. These quests deepen the lore of the Mythwalker universe, offering players fresh adventures that delve into the mysterious origins and motivations of the Drakates—fearsome foes with a shadowy past.

Players will find themselves immersed in a variety of new challenges: from escorting volatile goblin caravan guards through dangerous terrain, to fending off pirate attacks inspired by global seafaring legends. Each quest adds a unique flavor to the game’s rich narrative, blending fantasy with real-world exploration.

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And yes—your walking shoes will stay busy. One standout quest drops players at a "specific, well-known landmark," with Mythwalker’s developers hinting that placing a portal there could allow for easier returns in future play sessions.

What truly sets Mythwalker apart is its commitment to accessibility. Features like tap-to-move enable players with limited mobility to participate, while the Hyport Gateway allows virtual travel to distant locations, ensuring everyone can join the adventure regardless of physical location.

While many geolocation games struggle with limited scope, Mythwalker continues to expand at an impressive pace—thanks to the consistent content updates from developer NantGames.

In the meantime, while you await the next update or plan your next outdoor quest, why not explore some of our latest game reviews? Check out what Jupiter had to say about Good Coffee, Great Coffee—a perfect pick for a relaxing break between your real-world adventures.