Explore the town at your own pace. Use the map to travel to distant places. The world waits while you read.
Getting your adventure ready
While we prepare Yecla, discover everything you can do from the very start.
You are Toni. Paco is waiting outside the Town Hall wearing an orange shirt. Walk up to him to start A Tour of Yecla, or explore the square first.
When you see Talk to Paco, press Action or, on a computer, E. If you wander off, open the Notebook and choose Find Paco (GPS). Advance conversations with Continue or Enter.
Visit Santuario del Castillo with Paco. Afterwards, help Loli with furniture, pick grapes with Ginés or discover Monte Arabí and Los Torrejones.
Missions have no countdown. Park carefully and look after the load. Your borrowed red car is parked beside Mercado Central; you can also use it to explore.
Open Photo, frame the Town Hall and look for the green frame. Press Action to save the postcard.
On a computer: Q opens or closes the camera and E takes the photo. There are six photo challenges with hints to help you find them.
Collect twelve stamps, view your photos and choose your next mission. Notebook hints help you decide where to go next.
Press Notebook or press B. The world waits while you read. To collect a stamp, walk up to its icon.
Open Map, choose a place and set a destination to follow the GPS. You can also travel directly to other locations.
On a computer, press M. To fast travel, finish or cancel your active mission first.
Your progress is saved in this browser. You can also open the Notebook and select Save game.
Stamps, photos and completed missions are kept. When you return after closing the game, your mission resumes from the last completed stage.
Walk, say hello and drive your borrowed car. On a phone, drag on the left to move and on the right to look around.
When driving, use Accelerate and Brake. If you get stuck, press Pause and choose Recover position or car: it's free. You can also find it in the Notebook.
The glazed tiles on the Basilica dome are blue and white and form a spiral.
Official source ↗The paintings at Cantos de la Visera and Cueva del Mediodía, on Monte Arabí, have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1998.
Official source ↗In 1899 the theatre was named after Concha Segura, an actress from Yecla who was born on that very site.
Official source ↗Take your time and press Next whenever you like.