RoleplayRent an apartment. Clock into a job. Run a business, or run from the police. Oblivion City keeps going whether you log in or not. What you do in it is up to you.
Every player in Oblivion City picks a lane. A landlord, a mechanic, a beat cop, a name the police keep a file on. Nobody hands you a story here. You build it on your own.
Buy a house, an apartment, or a storefront downtown. Furnish it, lock it, hand out keys to people you actually trust.
Clock into a real shift and get paid for it. Grind long enough and it stops being pocket money.
Earn it clean through work, or earn it fast the other way. Both routes leave a paper trail eventually.
Cars, transit, the works. The city's built to actually cross, not just look good from a hilltop.
Wear the badge and enforce it, or spend your career dodging the ones who do.
Cities, coastline, backroads out past the last streetlight. It's still being built.
Master City is the start of it, not all of it. Explore the districts, coastline and backroads that make up Oblivion City so far.
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A major update rebuilding the entire NPC system, a new wanted and combat system, reworked metro and tram plus a brand new train system, and a bunch of new shops.
A major update introducing the new Justice System, an expanded Reputation System, the finished IceGP Racing, and a ton of building progress.
Updates, builds, world projects and other things we're working on.
