Cities and streets
A street-level map built on OpenStreetMap: walks and buses follow the streets, and the map shows patrols, vendors and your stashes. Every city has its own skyline with time of day and weather.
Trading strategy · economic sim · 18+
A package in the alley. A whole world on the map.
A strategy trading game in your browser: turn a package you found into a worldwide network before police pressure hits 100.
A strategy trading game in your browser. You start in a neighbourhood of your own city with a package you found: you buy, travel and sell, then put the money into a crew, labs and front businesses. The goal is an amount of clean wealth sized to your country, and getting out before police pressure hits 100.
Prices shift by city and by day, demand rises and falls, and a big deal moves the market itself. Before you travel you see the odds of a check, and a raid takes at most the larger part of what you carry, not everything.
As you level up, the country opens up, then the continent, then the whole world. Along the way you recruit a crew, build a dealer network and labs, buy property, launder money through front businesses, take over regions and compete with cartels for territory. Working against you: patrols on the map, your case file, wiretaps, undercover agents, the courts, a personal nemesis detective and your rivals.
Launder a fortune sized to your home country, and get out before police pressure hits 100. Dirty cash doesn’t count, only what has been washed clean through front businesses, the bank, real estate or the stock market.
Pressure grows every day. You can slow it down with less attention, a thinner case file, a lower reputation and fewer territories, but never bring it back down.
Once you reach the goal: get out now, or stay one more round. Staying raises the goal by half and makes pressure grow 50% faster, and this stacks with every extra round.
A street-level map built on OpenStreetMap: walks and buses follow the streets, and the map shows patrols, vendors and your stashes. Every city has its own skyline with time of day and weather.
The cartels expand and fight each other every day, with rankings, relations, protection money and turf grabs. Once you are rich enough, international police start watching too.
Dirty cash is washed through front businesses, the casino and offshore accounts. The money-flow diagram shows the daily amount and fees for each channel, and where the money gets stuck.
Clean money can go into shares, gold, bitcoin or investment property: from a studio flat to an office block, up to 12, earning rent. The property market has its own price index, and world crises shake everything up.
Every move ends up in your case file: wiretaps, undercover agents, court trials. A nemesis detective hunts you personally, and in the interrogation room you have to spot which of their evidence is a bluff.
The detective’s board shows what they know about you. Get caught and it’s prison life: work, the gym, the library and appeals, cellmates, an escape plan. Or you disappear and start over with a new identity.
Six roles: dealer, bodyguard, courier, chemist, informant and driver, each with their own character and satisfaction. Relationships, family, and a child who can carry on as your heir. The web shows who is a friend, who is an enemy and who betrayed you.
Recipes, machines and timed production in your properties. In the hands-on minigame you keep the needle in the green zone: better quality is the reward, but let it run away and pressure builds. Labs draw attention too.
A real-time getaway with keyboard or touch: dodge the cones and spike strips, and hit the nitro at the right moment. You can skip it and let chance decide.
Blackjack, European roulette and a poker night with three regulars. At the poker table, news and contacts change hands, and the casino is good for laundering too.
| Ending | When | Legacy points |
|---|---|---|
| Head of the cartel | You hold at least half of the cities on all four continents. | 80 |
| Legit | At least 75% of your net worth is in front businesses and investment property. | 60 |
| Clean exit | Goal reached, pressure below 60. | 50 |
| Exile | Goal reached, but pressure is 60 or more. Half of your cash, bank, businesses, shares and property is lost. | 20 |
| Busted | Pressure hits 100 before you get out. Game over. | 5 |
Points are kept separately from your saves, up to 500 per run:
clean wealth / 100,000 + days survived / 30 + regions held × 5 + the ending’s points
They buy permanent perks:
18+: adults only. The game is a made-up story about drug dealing, crime, violence and role-play. It does not depict real events, people or organisations, gives no real-world instructions and encourages nothing. In real life, this ends in prison, addiction and death. On first launch the game asks whether you are 18 or older.
Your save is stored in your browser, on this site. Clearing your browser data also clears the save, so it is worth using the game’s own save export. With the online code you can also carry your save to another device.
The city view needs an internet connection for its map: map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), tiles by OpenFreeMap.
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