Mercer
The car on every avenue. Planted, boring, survives a curb.
An original open-world multiplayer sandbox
Manhattan is a dense civilian sandbox. Until it isn't.
// 01 — Wanted level
Six rungs. Every one is legible and earned. Heat rises only for what somebody saw. Pick a level.
"All units, nothing to report. Traffic's moving on 7th."
A time-boxed federal emergency. Warden light tactical vehicles seal the bridge and the tunnel, soldiers hold the intersections around your block and actually use cover, a Kestrel attack helicopter gives close air support, and two Talon strike jets fly a combat air patrol over the Hudson and the East River. Civilians evacuate, traffic thins, store staff lock up.
When every player's heat has been at or below 2 for a minute, it stands down: soldiers mount up, checkpoints stay for the rest of the game day, and one Warden gets left behind near the last engagement. That's yours if you get there first.
Military vehicles never spawn at heat 0–4. If a session is mostly jets, we tuned it wrong.
// 02 — The island
A compressed, recognizable island. Central Park to the Battery without a cut, with everyone else who's online. Hover the pins.
You spawn here on 7th Avenue at 42nd. Billboards, crowds, cabs, the Corner Deli across the street, and the green subway globes on the corner.
Real public street names for navigation. Landmarks are original silhouettes. Drive off the far end of the East Bridge and you transfer to the next shard, wallet and gear included.
// 03 — Announcement trailer
Pre-alpha cinematic. Not representative of final gameplay. Everything you see is original: no real brands, agencies, or people.
// 04 — Garage
Ten vehicle classes at launch. Civilian rides are on every curb. Police hardware comes to you. Military hardware has to be earned. Stats are pre-alpha tuning.
The car on every avenue. Planted, boring, survives a curb.
Rolls through every red on the island. Honks first, asks later.
Delivery jobs, repos, and room for the whole crew in the back.
Splits lanes, jumps curbs, loses helicopters in the park.
Comes for you at heat 1. Comes in threes at heat 2. Stealable, and cops notice.
Brings the roadblock. Also carries the Meridian payroll on convoy night.
Spotlight, marksman in the door, and a very long memory.
Mounted MG, four soldiers, seals the bridges. One gets left behind after stand-down.
Close air support at heat 5. Lands at the Battery after stand-down. Flyable.
Combat air patrol over both rivers. STOVL: lift fans low, wings high. Flyable.
// 05 — Arsenal
Every weapon is original. Ammo is $2 a round. The staff are armed, so think twice about the register.
// 06 — Dispatch
Scripted events fire every 15 to 25 minutes when the island is calm. Server admins can call them on demand.

A district's windows, billboards and lamps go dark. Looters hit the storefronts. So can you.

Checkpoints go up at the bridge and the tunnel. Getting off the island just got interesting.

The Meridian payroll Bastion crosses the island with escorts. Stop it, press E, take the bag. Heat 4, instantly.
// 07 — Screenshots

// 08 — Closed playtest
Closed playtests run before the Fall 2026 launch. Enlist and you get the first drop-in codes and the dev log. Nothing else. One click to leave.
// 09 — Intel
Fall 2026. Closed playtests run before that; enlisting above is how you get in.
PC and modern desktop browsers at launch. Consoles are being evaluated and are not promised. Phones are not supported for the first release.
No. It's the top rung of a ladder you climb on purpose. Most sessions never see a Warden. When you do, it's loud, time-boxed, and leaves hardware on the street for whoever gets there first.
A compressed, recognizable one. The avenues, the Broadway diagonal, Times Square, Central Park, the FDR, the bridges, and a Financial District you can drive to without a loading screen. Landmarks are original silhouettes, not photogrammetry.
No. It's a pre-alpha cinematic made to show the tone and the ladder. Everything in it is original: no real brands, agencies, or people.
Pricing hasn't been announced. There will be no pay-to-win. Cash comes from what you do on the island.