Orca Chasers

Sail from Denmark to the Caribbean with a pod of orcas in your wake. Orca Chasers is a lane-runner on water. Three shipping lanes run between the red and the green buoys. Swipe left and right to pick your lane, swipe up to jump a drifting anchor or a boom of chained logs, swipe down to dive under an orca or a row of tentacles, and hold to trim the sails for a burst of speed. Eight legs, 5,140 nautical miles, one small boat. THE JOURNEY Skagen, IJmuiden, Cherbourg, Brest, A Coruña, Baiona, Funchal, Las Palmas, Mindelo, Rodney Bay — eight legs down a real Mercator chart. Every leg has its own sea, sky and coastline: North Sea wind turbines, the white cliffs of the Channel, a stormy Bay of Biscay, the green cliffs of Madeira, the Teide, flying fish in the trade winds, and reefs and palms at the end. ORCAS THAT MEAN IT Some orcas hunt. They breach clear of the water and switch lanes to cut…