Where We Are.
Where We're Going.

The game runs inside Discord. No separate launcher. No app install. Players interact through slash commands and bot responses in a dedicated server.

Every player has a persistent criminal identity — alias, rank, infamy, Trust score, Street Rep, Heat level, and complete transaction history.

Dual-wallet economy. Clean Cash is safe to spend. Dirty Cash carries risk and must be laundered before it can be used freely.

A structured set of daily operations — street-level crimes with risk, reward, and Heat consequences. The entry point for new players and a persistent income source for veterans.

Four persistent stats that govern access, risk, and reputation across the game world. They rise and fall based on what you do — and what you don't do.

Dirty Cash can be laundered through a set of mechanics — at a cost. Rate, speed, and access depend on your Empire fronts and network contacts.

The showcase multiplayer operation. Tier IV. Requires a crew of 4–6 with specific role coverage. A full planning, execution, and after-action report cycle.

Auto-generated After-Action Reports filed at the conclusion of every operation. Crew performance, payout breakdown, heat impact, and efficiency scoring.

Build and manage a portfolio of criminal business fronts across the city. Each generates passive income, laundering capacity, and district influence.

Acquire, modify, and deploy vehicles. Vehicle stats directly affect extraction efficiency, operation flexibility, and payout modifiers on certain crime types.

Persistent crew identity — invite, vet, and coordinate trusted players for multi-person operations. Trust checks apply before crew access is granted.

Adjustments that make solo runs on multi-player operations viable — with reduced payout and higher bust risk — rather than simply blocked.

Districts recognize your reputation. High Street Rep in Harbor Row unlocks exclusive contacts and operations not available elsewhere.

Named contacts across the city — each with their own specialization, price point, and reliability rating. Your relationship with each contact evolves based on history.

Time-limited operations, district events, and opportunity windows that open and close on a seasonal calendar.

Improved feedback, cleaner command responses, better onboarding flow, and a more coherent first-hour experience for new players.

Richer embedded visuals in bot responses — operation briefs, result cards, and passport renders that reinforce the game's visual language inside Discord.

Player networks can form alliances, claim district influence, and conflict over territory — with economic consequences.

A dedicated web interface for reviewing your profile, operation history, empire overview, and crew activity — separate from the Discord bot experience.

Internal moderation tools, economy monitoring, operation balancing dashboards, and world event management systems for the development team.

The game is currently hosted in one Discord server. A future model could allow player identity to persist across multiple connected servers.

A lightweight mobile interface for checking your stats, managing your Empire, and receiving operation alerts — without opening Discord.

Deeper worldbuilding — district histories, NPC backstories, in-universe news, and narrative events that respond to what players collectively do.

A living economy model that adjusts payout rates, laundering costs, and district prices based on aggregate player behavior — keeping the game fair as it scales.