Neon Crime City
Drive fast cars to deliver cargo and evade patrols in this neon city getaway.
Action & Adventure
arm made this on Mable.
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Deliver cargo across a neon city while evading police patrols and shooting your way to freedom.
How to play
- Move around the city using the joystick or keyboard.
- Approach a parked car and tap DRIVE to enter it.
- Follow the green beacon on your map to reach the delivery point.
- Shoot at police patrols to disable them and protect your health.
- Stay away from the police for a set time to clear your wanted stars.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the left stick to move, tap buttons to drive, shoot, and switch weapons.
- Keyboard
- Use WASD or arrow keys to move, E to enter cars, Space to shoot, and Q to switch weapons.
- Mouse
- Not supported.
More about this game
In Neon Crime City, your goal is to complete three deliveries while evading relentless police patrols. You start on foot with your loyal pit bull, but you can hop into parked cars to speed through the city. As you make deliveries, your wanted level increases, spawning more police cars that chase you down. You must use your weapons to disable the cops or outrun them to clear your wanted stars. The run ends if your health drops to zero or if you successfully complete all three deliveries and return to the garage.
Tips
- Switch weapons based on your situation: use the shotgun for close encounters and the rifle for long-range shots.
- When driving, use the BOOST function to quickly escape tight spots, but watch the 3-second cooldown.
- Keep an eye on your map to spot incoming police patrols and plan your route to the next delivery.
FAQ
- How do I clear my wanted stars?
- You need to stay at least 24 meters away from any police patrol for a certain amount of time to lose your wanted level.
- What happens if my car gets destroyed?
- You don't have car health, but your personal health decreases when police are close. If your health reaches zero, the run ends.
- Can I play with a controller?
- The game currently supports touch controls and keyboard inputs, but not dedicated gamepads.
