From an empty lot to a cyber arena

Start with $4,000 and an empty lot. Lay the floor, raise the walls, set up a reception desk and the first PCs — and watch the first gamers walk in. Every desk, sofa and coffee machine is placed by hand, and a crew of builders puts it all together.

Everything a computer club needs

• Gaming PCs, PlayStation sofas and VR stations: connect the hardware, upgrade it level by level and charge more per session.
  
• A bar, a kitchen and a restaurant with recipes from your patrons.
  
• Servers and Wi-Fi to keep everyone online.
  
• Paint the walls, pick floors from wood and tiles to arcade carpet, add decor for prestige and bigger tips.
  
• A hand-drawn interface in the style of an admin's notebook.

A team to run it

Hire receptionists, technicians, bartenders, cooks, waiters, janitors and even hackers. Wages are due every day, PCs break down, deliveries arrive and the trash has to go out.

A living city

21 factions, from the police and the city hall to the local gang. Send gifts, fund them or hack them. Friends give perks; enemies send fines and raids.

Risky business

Short on cash? Build on credit. The bank charges interest every day and takes the club once the debt grows as big as the club itself.

And Luna

Luna is the club cat. She naps in her bed, eats from her bowl and loves to be petted. The game is made with love for Luna.