Early development
ViceLedger
A city that trades everything
A top-down online crime city being built around one shared economy, where everything players make, move, sell and steal will be recorded by the server. It is designed so you can work a legal job, wear the badge or run with crime — on PC or phone, in the same world.
Test build for desktop and mobile browsers. Public test server coming soon.
The city
One city, one economy
Everything in ViceLedger happens in a single shared world. These are the systems it is built around. Each card says whether it is in today's test build or still in development.
A top-down modern crime city
Streets, cars and people seen from above in a sunlit modern city. Walk, aim, get behind the wheel and drive.
Test build: one street, one car
PC and mobile, one world
Keyboard and mouse or on-screen touch controls connect to the same server under the same rules. There is no separate mobile world.
In the test build
Legal careers — or crime
Haul freight in logistics, run production lines or join the police. Or work the other side of the law. Every role draws on the same limited supply of goods.
In development
Full-Loot
What you deploy can be looted. Gear you carry, cargo you haul and the vehicle you drive can be taken when you lose them. Take out only what you are prepared to lose.
In development
Factories, raids and a company market
Factories turn scarce inputs into goods, and rivals can raid them. Company prices move only on real fills: trades between players that actually completed, not numbers the game makes up.
In development
Server-authoritative economy
The server decides what happens, not your device. Every item has one owner on one ledger, and every transfer is recorded there, so clients cannot invent money or items.
Movement and vehicles: test build Economy ledger: in development
Status
Where it stands
ViceLedger is early. Here is what the test build does today and what is still being built. There are no release dates yet.
In the test build
- One city street to explore
- Walking and aiming on foot
- One car you can enter, drive, brake and leave
- Keyboard and mouse, or touch controls on a phone
- A dedicated server that decides movement, collisions and who holds each car seat
Not in the game yet
- Accounts with Google, Apple or guest sign-in
- Pedestrians and traffic
- A persistent economy, inventory and Full-Loot
- Logistics, production and police careers
- Factory raids and the company market
- Solana settlement, which runs only on a local test network today
Accounts
Accounts and your data
When accounts open, you will sign in with Google, with Apple or as a guest. Sign-in is handled by Google Firebase Authentication. Here is what ViceLedger gets from it and why.
What ViceLedger receives
Only a basic profile: a Firebase account ID, plus your email address and name when Google or Apple shares them. A guest account gets the account ID alone, with no email or name.
Why it is needed
To create your game account, keep your character, items and in-game currency tied to it, sign you back in on your devices, keep the game fair and secure, and answer you when you write to support.
What it is never used for
No advertising, no selling or renting your information, no marketing email. ViceLedger never sees your Google or Apple password and does not ask for your mail, contacts, files or other account data.
The Privacy Policy has the details, including who processes your information and how long it is kept. You can ask us to delete your account and its data at any time: Delete your account.
FAQ
Questions
Is there a token, coin or NFT to buy?
No. There is no token sale and no investment offer. Solana settlement is being tested on a local test network only and is not part of the public game. If anyone offers you a ViceLedger token, it is not from us.
Do in-game money and items have real-world value?
No. In-game currency and items have no real-money value and cannot be cashed out. Selling them for real money is against the Terms of Service.
What does Full-Loot mean?
When you lose, what you deployed — the gear you carried, the cargo you hauled, the vehicle you drove — can be taken by other players. That risk is part of the game, so only take out what you can afford to lose.
Where can I play?
In desktop and mobile web browsers, from anywhere ViceLedger is offered. It is not offered in South Korea. There is one game world, with its servers in the eastern United States, so players far from there may notice more delay. PC and phone players share that world. The public test server is coming soon.
Who can play?
Players who are 13 or older. Where the law sets a higher age for using online services without a parent's consent, younger players need a parent's or guardian's consent. ViceLedger depicts crime and violence, and it has not been rated by a rating board yet.
How do I contact you or delete my account?
Email [email protected]. To delete an account and its data, follow the steps on Delete your account. Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect.
The first street opens soon
The browser test build opens with the public test server, which is coming soon. It will run in desktop and mobile browsers, with nothing to install.
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