Daniel and his car in Amsterdam after dark

A single-player open-world crime operation

Run the business. Handle the fallout.

Buy the merchandise. Stock the stash. Put couriers on the street and watch the money move — until a delivery goes sideways and Amsterdam needs you behind the wheel.

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Single player Amsterdam canal belt Build your operation

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Nothing moves until you do

Start with one supplier. Build the network.

Daniel starts with an ageing estate car, barely enough cash for his first purchase and a phone that is about to become the centre of his life.

Collect merchandise from suppliers and physically bring it back to your stash. Orders arrive while you are already working. Choose the right courier, balance speed against risk and keep an eye on every euro. The operation runs continuously — and it remembers every decision.

Daniel beside a car at an illuminated Amsterdam bridge

Every package has a margin. Every shortcut has a cost.

The operation never clocks out

Buy.
Dispatch.
Intervene.

01
Stock the stash

Call your suppliers, inspect what is available and decide where to put your money. Collect every purchase in person and bring it home before it can earn a cent.
02
Run the network

Orders arrive in real time. Match products and couriers to the job, choose a quiet, balanced or fast approach and make split-second risk-versus-profit decisions.
03
Take over when it breaks

Cars fail. Customers change the deal. Cargo disappears. Couriers panic. Solve it over the phone or drive into the city and finish the job yourself.

Daniel walking through wet streets and nightlife in central Amsterdam

The map is the operation

It all happens here.

Suppliers, customers, stash runs and emergencies all exist on the streets inside Amsterdam's Singelgracht. Narrow roads turn simple deliveries into judgement calls. Rain changes the grip, traffic changes the route and police attention can turn a clean margin into a very expensive night.

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Turn the margin into status

Make success visible.

Build a garage that reflects the operation behind it. Buy better cars, repaint them, fit custom rims and improve their performance. Every upgrade is paid for by a network you built yourself.

Daniel and a customised car on Dam Square at night

Amsterdam, after hours

Your phone will ring at the worst moment

Keep the machine alive.

A profitable order only stays simple until somebody makes it your problem. Talk a courier through a breakdown, pay to contain a dispute or take over the delivery before the customer walks.

And when somebody comes for your stash, the management screen closes. This one is personal.

The couriers move the product.
You keep the operation alive.

Strategy on the phone · consequences in the street

Straight from the current build

This is the game.

Every image below comes from the live Steam page and the current Amsterdam grachtengordel build: the streets, the operation and the pressure competing for your attention.