Go from rags to riches — and find out whether you're a criminal or a saint.
PLAYTEST INVITES GO OUT ON DISCORD FIRST
// PICK A LANE
Criminal, neutral, or lawful — every role pays.
Print cash behind a reinforced door and cook lean on a stove you don't fully trust. When the money runs out, a rocket launcher opens most doors in the city. The law keeps score, and it sends worse than beat cops.
Run deliveries, dig through dumpsters, keep a quiet grow room behind a locked door. You sell to both sides and owe nothing to either. Nobody shoots the courier, most days.
Every witnessed crime puts money on someone's head, and the city would rather you collect it than the other way around. Start as a beat cop, earn SWAT gear, and hunt down players who got greedy.
// FIELD FOOTAGE
// STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Meta Quest 3, standalone. There's no PC tether and no Steam version — the whole city runs on the headset.
Yes. You share the city with other players — trade with them, team up, raid their bases, or get raided. Servers keep the economy and your base honest.
No date yet — it's in active development. Wishlisting gets you a notification at launch, and playtest invites go out on Discord first.
It tells Meta the game has demand, which helps it get seen, and you get notified the day it launches. Takes about five seconds.
Yes. Code, art, servers, and this website. If a feature isn't worth the hours it costs, it doesn't ship.
Smooth locomotion with snap-turn and teleport options, and the camera never moves on its own. Built to stay comfortable over long sessions.
// ONE-MAN OPERATION
Gutter Kings is built by one person: the code, the city, the servers, and the page you're reading. Development runs on a simple rule — if a feature isn't fun enough to justify the hours, it gets cut. Wishlist the game if you want to be there when the streets open, or come watch it get built on Discord.
WISHLISTING IS FREE — IT TAKES ABOUT FIVE SECONDS
