STREET ONE

Lagos · playable tonight · MIT

STREET
ONE

A free browser demo of one city. Drive, walk, shoot, take a short story. Phone landscape, desktop, or a pad. No login. Donations optional. Native PC and consoles are funding targets, not a ship date.

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Open fund

$25,000

first public target. Live totals publish when Bachs reporting is wired.

The demo is free. Money is optional. Donations settle through Bachs — cards, mobile money, bank, USDT/USDC.

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One playable map

Cities

Lagos is the demo. Cairo, Paris, London, and Shanghai are not in this build and are not a promise on this page — funded later maps, if the public list pays for them.

Lagos

Playable

Cairo

Not in this build

Paris

Not in this build

London

Not in this build

Shanghai

Not in this build

See what we can do

Closed studios spend years before you touch the stick. Street One ships a playable city tonight — source in the zip, no store, no season pass.

The aim is a free open-world game that grows in public: more streets, better systems, then a native PC build, then a console path if the fund and the licenses exist. We have not shipped those later steps. This tab is the proof.

AI-built, community-owned, MIT. If the money never comes, the city still compiles. If it does, we spend it on the public target list — in that order, in public.

Play in the browser

Phone in landscape with on-screen stick. Desktop WASD. Generic gamepad. Same Lagos build.

Source in the zip

WebGL city and a smaller Godot street slice. MIT. Keep a fork.

Native is a fund line

No Windows or Linux download yet. Consoles need a passing build and licenses — not a store date.

What you can play right now

  • A generated Lagos-shaped map — Island, Surulere, Isale Eko, Lekki, Apapa, Yaba. Not a scan.
  • On foot and in traffic. Steal a parked car. Police heat. Day, night, rain.
  • Gun shop, credit office, a short story, courier jobs, synthesized radio.
  • Landscape on a phone. Keyboard on a PC. Stick on a pad. Same build.
  • That is the demo. Free. MIT.
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The public target

Donations are not a pre-order. The game is already free. Hitting a line item below is how we choose what to build next.

$25,000

Keep the proof public

The city you can play today stays free. Bugfixes, source, credits for every Spark.

$80,000

A denser city

More interiors, more vehicles, better AI. Same public engine. Not a sequel — the same streets, grown.

$250,000

Native PC

Windows and Linux builds of the playable city as it exists then. The Godot street slice is a separate, smaller prototype.

$750,000

Consoles and online

First-party export path, pad-first controls, drop-in sessions. Store approval is earned, not assumed.

Donate

One-time. No subscription. No paywall. Bachs handles tax, FX, and settlement. We never store your card here — only the email Bachs needs for the receipt.

Spark

$9

Name in the public CREDITS.md

Block

$29

Credit plus a vote on the next vehicle

District

$79

Named in CREDITS.md. Helps the native PC line if we hit it.

Foundry

$249

Credit. If a second map ships, a building can carry your name.

Said plainly

We have a procedural browser city — traffic, a wanted level, missions — plus an older Godot street slice. We have not shipped a live-service shooter, a console build, or a native installer.

Console ports need first-party licenses and a passing build. PC natives are closer — they come out of this same Godot project. If a target misses, unspent money stays on the next public line.

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Questions

What is Street One?
A free, MIT-licensed open-world demo. The playable proof is a procedural Lagos in the browser with driving, shooting, a wanted level, and missions. Native PC and consoles are funding targets, not SKUs we already have.
Do I need a Grok account?
No. Anyone can open the site, play, and donate with an email. There is no login wall.
Can I play on a phone?
Yes — turn the phone sideways. Left stick moves or steers. Drag the right side to look. On-screen FIRE, AIM, JUMP, and E. Desktop and gamepads use the same city.
Is the game free?
Yes. MIT license. No season pass. Donations are optional and settle through Bachs.
How do donations work?
Enter a receipt email, pick an amount, and Bachs takes the payment. Money goes to the public target list: keep the demo alive, denser city, native PC, then the console path.
When do consoles ship?
After a funded native PC build and first-party approval. We will not invent a store date.