CROSSTOWN

The whole city, one shift

CROSSTOWN drops you into a living downtown grid — tall glass towers, wide asphalt avenues, signalized intersections, crosswalks, parks and plazas — and hands you the keys to a courier route. Grab the package under the amber beacon, read the skyline, and race it to the green beacon before the customer gives up on you.

Beat the clock, keep the meter running

Every shift is four minutes and every delivery pays by distance — with a rush bonus if you move like you mean it. Cash bundles lie scattered on the sidewalks for anyone quick enough to scoop them mid-run. Bank $500 before the shift ends and the city is yours; fall short and the dispatch radio lets you hear about it.

A world that doesn't wait for you

Traffic follows the lanes and stops for red lights (and honks if you dawdle in front of it). Pedestrians wander the sidewalks on their own business. Sprint, jump curbs, cut through the park — the grid is fully open, and the third-person camera keeps every rooftop in view as the golden hour fades. One city, one clock, endless routes.