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E2 World

Welcome to E2 World. Here is a map showing all of our different locations. Feel free to check them all out.

Tap a pin on the map and that world’s story appears right below it. Open the full-screen map

High resolution map of the island of E2: the mountains and Crystal Lake in the north, TawnySquire town and The Studio in the middle, the beach along the south shore
TawnySquire at golden hour: main street with colorful shops, the town square fountain, and the E2 flag flying

Start here · The town

Tawny Square

A friendly town where everybody knows your name. Main Street, the town square, the Squire Motel, the Square Bar, and the lemonade stand that started it all. Come for a visit, stay for a lifetime.

On the map: the town on the west side of the island.

Main Street

Tugboat. Your website, fixed.

Every town has one shop that keeps the rest running. Ours is Tugboat, the little marketing and website-fix agency on Main Street. Broken links, dead pages, phone numbers that ring nowhere: the friendly crew finds it, fixes it, and shows you the proof. Website checkups are free, and the tugboat statue out front is the town's favorite photo spot.

Step inside the office in 3D →

Tugboat, the town's website-fix crew. Walk around the real office, meet Chadwick, Mike, Hank, Sally, Dinesh and Chase at their desks. Visit Tugboat

Main Street in TawnySquire: colorful shops with awnings, string lights, townspeople strolling
Main Street on a Saturday afternoon. The ice cream line is worth it.

Main Street

Where the town comes to stroll.

Colorful shopfronts, striped awnings, and the smell of fresh bread from the bakery. The bookstore owner knows your favorite genre. The florist saves you the good sunflowers. This is Main Street, and it runs on hellos.

The town square in TawnySquire: stone fountain, benches, flower planters, the E2 flag flying nearby
The square at golden hour. Best seat in town is the third bench from the left.

The town square

The fountain never stops.

Every town needs a center, and ours is the square. The stone fountain has been running since the town was founded. Kids toss coins in and make wishes. The wishes have an unusually high success rate here.

The Squire Motel at dusk: retro neon sign, warm glowing windows, vintage car in the lot
The Squire Motel. The vacancy sign is almost always on, because there's always room for one more.

Stay awhile

The Squire Motel. 4.4 stars and climbing.

Clean rooms, honest prices, and the best continental breakfast in E2. The neon sign has been buzzing since 1987 and we would not have it any other way. Ask for the corner room, it has the good view of the square.

Inside The Square Bar: warm wooden interior, brass taps, string lights, cozy booths
The Square Bar on a Friday night. The corner booth is where the best stories start.

Nightlife

The Square Bar. Where stories get told.

Wooden bar, brass taps, and the kind of lighting that makes everyone look like they're in a movie. The bartender remembers your order and your dog's name. Live music on Fridays. Tall tales every night.

Punchline comedy club in TawnySquire: brick walls, red chairs, glowing microphone on stage
Punchline. The corner table is where the regulars sit, and you're a regular now.

Punchline

Punchline. Five brave minutes.

Marty runs Punchline, the bravest five minutes in show business, seven nights a week. Brick walls, red chairs, one glowing microphone, and a crowd that wants every comic to win. Everyone gets five minutes, and everyone gets a fair shot.

The Stagewood IMAX in TawnySquire on premiere night: grand palace theater with IMAX STAGEWOOD in giant golden bulb letters, red carpet, photographers, and searchlights in the dusk sky
Premiere night at the Stagewood. When that sign lights up, clear your evening.

The big screen

The Stagewood IMAX. Our palace of light.

Every town needs a movie palace, and ours is a giant. A screen the size of a house, two thousand red seats, and a marquee in golden bulbs you can see from the harbor. This is where E2 premieres its films. On the big nights the searchlights sweep the sky, the carpet rolls down the steps, and the whole town shows up dressed like the stars they are.

The lemonade stand in TawnySquire: a clever kid behind a wooden stand with a hand-painted sign, sunny day
The stand where it all started. The kid takes card now. Of course he does.

Local legend

The lemonade stand. A million-dollar idea.

Every town has a kid with a lemonade stand. Ours made a million dollars. He knows about conversion rates, upsells, and the perfect ice-to-lemon ratio. He'll sell you a cup and a business lesson. Both are worth the price.

The park in TawnySquire: pond with ducks, weeping willows, wooden footbridge, morning mist
The park at dawn. The ducks have seniority, give them the right of way.

The park

Ducks, willows, and nowhere to be.

The park is where TawnySquire goes to breathe. A pond with very confident ducks, weeping willows, a footbridge that's been in a hundred photos. Bring a blanket. Stay past sunset. Nobody will rush you.

The E2 flag flying over TawnySquire at sunset: navy blue with gold laurel wreath emblem
The flag over the square at sunset. If you're new here, this is the view that sells it.

Our flag

Navy and gold. Flying over it all.

The E2 flag flies over TawnySquire day and night. Dark navy for the depth of the world we're building, gold for the warmth of the people building it. When you see it, you're home.

Mayor Gus smiling warmly
Mayor Gus. If you see him on Main Street, say hi. He'll say hi first.

Meet the mayor

Mayor Gus. The friendliest man in E2.

Mayor Gus has run TawnySquire forever, and nobody has ever wanted anyone else. His office has no door. He knows every resident by name and every dog by bark. Meet Mayor Gus →

The outdoor stage in TawnySquire town square: wooden stage with string lights, E2 flags, evening sky
The stage on a summer evening. The talent show winner gets their name on the fountain plaque.

The stage

Every town needs a stage.

The town square stage hosts everything: summer concerts, the annual talent show, Mayor Gus's birthday speech (it's short, he just says thanks). String lights, good sound, and a crowd that claps for everyone.

More spots

Worth the trip.

Lookout point above TawnySquire

Lookout Point

The whole town below you, the flag beside you, sunset ahead of you.

Mountains near TawnySquire

The Mountains

Trails, pines, and a cabin with your name on the guest book.

Beach near TawnySquire

The Beach

Golden sand, gentle waves, and a boardwalk made for slow afternoons.

TawnySquire is waiting.
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