Concept art
Two shifts, one city
The rest of the folder
Early concept art. Not screenshots. The final game will look like this felt. Yes, we kept drawing police cars. It felt important.
The job
Deliver pizzas.
Pay your bills.
Simple.
You drive for Shotgun Pizza, the last warm light in a city that clocked out years ago. Thirty minutes or it's free. The tips are bad. The rent is worse.
An honest night behind the wheel pays about $60. The bills arrive every morning and they do not care. Do the math. The game certainly has.
How you close the gap is your business. How long you last is your score.
HOUSEHOLD — WEEK 2
Management suggests picking up extra shifts.
Your options
Closing the gap
Keys get left in cars. Registers get left unattended. Customers pay triple for packages you shouldn't look inside, and one of them will offer you $400 for a police car, which is a strange thing to want.
The police respond to what they see — so don't be seen, or be gone before it matters. One parked car can take a whole street with it if things line up, and things love to line up. At dusk they come for you. Touch your front door and the day ends. That's the rule. Then the bills come, and it starts again, a little deeper in the hole.
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