You run the car wash. Wash it spotless for honest tips — or check the glovebox and see what's worth taking. The more you steal, the hotter it gets. Just don't get caught.
No download, no account. When it's ready, the game opens right here in your browser.
Every customer who pulls in is the same question asked again. The honest answer is slow and safe. The other one is fast — until it isn't.
Scrub, rinse, polish. Happy customers tip, come back and bring friends. Reputation buys better gear and a calmer shift.
The glovebox is right there. Watches, wallets, keys. Fast money, and a heat meter that only goes one way. One wrong grab and the run is over.
Runs are short on purpose: the kind of game you open on a break, and then open again because the last one ended badly.
Every car is a little story: who drives it, how dirty it is, and what they left on the seat. The nicer the car, the bigger both temptations.
The customer is waiting — and sometimes watching. Wash for tips and reputation, or search the car while the heat climbs. You can do both. That is where it gets interesting.
The shift ends, the shutter comes down, and you find out whether you were a small business or a crime scene. Spend it on upgrades and open again tomorrow.
Work in progress — the game is in prototype and the details above will change as we play it.
Every theft pushes it up. Every honest wash lets it cool a little. Push it into the red and the next customer is not a customer.
The first playable build goes to this list. One e-mail when it is ready, one when it launches, nothing in between.