Walk the hills, find your house, and say hello. Everyone on this link shares one neighborhood.
Pick a place to start, or keep wandering.
Look up an address to visit. Your position is the gold marker; other visitors appear as colored dots.
Adares After Hours is a shared neighborhood adventure built with Three.js, a browser 3D library. The look is an original, playful take on a Georgia neighborhood.
Streets use Bartow County centerlines. Hills use public USGS bare-earth elevations captured in 2019, interpolated into a rough terrain surface. Later road and lot grading can differ.
The established neighborhood has a fixed lot arrangement informed by county parcels and available building footprints, with original house models guided by May 2024 Street View. Lots have modeled lawns and banks. Building positions, colors, dimensions, and obscured frontages remain approximate. 18 Dublin Way follows Peachtree’s Woodbury floor plan, adapted to the observed exterior; dimensions and options remain approximate. Every house is enterable, with invented neighbor interiors, solid walls and furniture. The clubhouse, rectangular pool, pavilion and parking follow county roof footprints and visual references; the clubhouse interior and shallow playable pool remain approximate. Footsteps, jumping, birds, and wind begin when you start walking. Everyone joins one lobby with a chosen name, varied arrival points, visible visitors, and neighborhood chat. House shapes and newer construction remain approximate.
Join the neighborhood to play.
Rounds stay around Dublin Way and upper Adare Parkway. Houses are open for hiding. The map shows the play area; address shortcuts pause during a round.
Bring one more neighbor to start. Games need at least two players.
Meet your neighbors, then choose a game.
You are the seeker. Keep your eyes closed while everyone hides.
Release Siren Head into the neighborhood. Everyone gets a 15-second head start, then a four-minute hunt. Caught players become ghosts who can wander and watch until it ends. No respawn during the hunt. No gore.
This starts a new hunt in place of the current game.
Stop current game, Reset neighborhood or Bring everyone to me ends the hunt and brings everyone back.
The round host can organize games. The owner can stop or reset them at any time.
Your name appears above your character and beside your messages. Everyone joins the same neighborhood.
The trees follow Georgia’s seasons. Choose a house and a holiday style to share with everyone.
One house per connected visitor. Decorations stay after you leave; another visitor can then choose that house. Changing houses leaves your previous display in place.
Includes your map position, game mode, device details, and up to six recent errors. Sent reports include your nickname and are visible only to the neighborhood owner. Chat and sign-in details are excluded.
Review the latest reports and download their details while testing fixes.