Slums: DriveBy

Released from prison after transporting a high quantity of drugs for the ruthless SlumCity Commission, you quickly learn that debt is a currency of power in SlumsCity. The commission wants their money back, and they want it now. Slums: DriveBy drops you into a dense urban jungle where every alley hides trouble and every job could be your last.

You roam open urban zones carved from a living city—crumbling tenements, neon-lit backstreets, and ruined plazas. The contracts you accept pull you deeper into the underworld: track down targets, disrupt rival operations, and fight your way through gangs that will gladly end you for a few hours of leverage. The city is reactive; enemies take cover, sound alarms, call in reinforcements, and crumble when you land a decisive strike. If walking wears you down, hop into a car and drive to the next objective, turning the streets into a mobile battleground.

Your survival card is money and timing. Move smart, keep ahead of rival factions, and decide which debts you’re willing to shoulder to survive another day in SlumsCity. The question isn’t whether you’ll fall back into old habits, but whether you can outpace the underworld long enough to settle your debt with the SlumCity Commission once and for all. Can you pay what you owe and escape the relentless chase, or will the city claim you as just another casualty of its streets?

Each completed job pays cash and climbs you up the criminal ladder, inviting tougher contracts and bigger rewards. Contracts include tracking targets, engaging rival gangs, and clearing districts under pressure. With earnings you stock up on weapons, vehicles, ammo, and health refills, and your safehouse fills with furniture, reflecting your rising influence. The gritty low-poly aesthetic, drawing from crime films and street culture, keeps the world raw and cinematic while you fight to survive.