ROLLING
Puff-it-up craft
Hand-roll joints through staged skill, material quality and composure—not a one-click inventory recipe.
Under the hood of Neon City
Everything
touches something.
420 Worlds is not a list of minigames. It is a network of people, places, evidence, property, skills, money and consequences.
POPULATION
A city that remembers
Persistent citizens keep homes, jobs, relationships, memories, knowledge and history outside your streaming bubble.
ECONOMY
Dirty money has a trail
Cash is physical, bank deposits happen at branches, provenance follows illegal earnings, and laundering carries capacity and risk.
PRODUCTION
Grow rooms and covert labs
Cultivation, chemistry, biology and process control meet real rooms, equipment, ventilation, power and risky supply operations.
CRIME
Crime creates knowledge
Robberies, burglaries and contraband runs create witnesses, memories, evidence, police cases, warrants, arrests and legal outcomes.
WORLD
Own a piece of the city
Lease units, buy businesses, build workspaces, operate crews, drive, gamble and compete for political influence.
Verified design records
What the city is made of
Server-authoritative city simulation
TCP owns durable control while authenticated UDP carries realtime intent and snapshots.
ArchitectureThe puff-it-up rolling loop
Hand rolling is staged, skill-driven and server-authoritative.
Core GameplayPersistent population and demographics
Citizens retain identity, homes, jobs, relationships, memories and history.
World SimulationCash, banking and laundering
Cash on hand, bank balances and illegal provenance remain separate.
EconomyCrime, witnesses and police cases
Illegal acts create knowledge rather than a disposable wanted-star effect.
JusticeProperty, rooms and covert workspaces
Homes, businesses and mobile facilities provide physical production capability.
PropertyRisky sourcing and robberies
High-risk production depends on authored supply operations, not free menu ingredients.
OperationsWelcome to Neon City
Every joint, dollar, witness and citizen has somewhere to go.
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