Neon Heights
A twelve-chapter underworld campaign: pick an origin, build permanent skills, join a faction and answer to a police force with a long memory
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Drive · Drift · Explore
A whole city,
after dark.
An open neon city with nobody telling you where to go. Take the ramps, chase the skyline, or just drive until you find something worth stopping for.
- 01Pick a car
- 02Find a road
- 03Keep going
01Free roam, no timer02Handling you can feel03Night city, fully litAbout Neon Heights
Neon Heights drops you into a city at dusk with the keys left in every vehicle on the street. Ten classes are drivable and each one genuinely handles differently: a coupe is quick and holds its line, a box truck wins every collision it is involved in and turns like a barge, and a bike will out-accelerate anything in the city and fall over if you look at it wrong. Take a yellow marker for a cash job, or open the season board for the contracts that actually count.
The police are the pressure. Clip a pedestrian, ram a patrol car or fire a shot in the street and stars appear; each one brings faster cars and more of them, and losing the heat means genuinely breaking line of sight rather than out-running anybody. Every 72 hours the season resets with a fresh board of eighteen contracts, three relay quests that need more than one driver to finish, and six guilds to score for.
How to play Neon Heights
Walk up to any vehicle and press F to get in. Drive with W A S D, and use the handbrake on Space for anything that will not turn. Yellow pillars around the city are cash jobs: stand in one and press E, or tap Job. Cyan rings are wherever the current objective wants you, and the small map in the corner keeps them pinned to the edge when they are off screen.
Press Tab, or tap Board, for the season. Contracts are timed runs worth points, and failing one you accepted subtracts points, so take what you can actually finish. Relay quests are split into legs and you may only run one leg each, so a quest only closes when other drivers take the rest. Signing with a guild pools your points with theirs.
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Neon Heights rankings
Ranked by career points — everything your driver has banked across every season, plus the experience your character has earned. Today resets at midnight IST, the week resets on Monday.
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Neon Heights — frequently asked questions
Can you play Neon Heights on a phone?
Not at the moment. World Update 2.1 is a keyboard-and-mouse game — driving, shooting, the character sheet, the garage and the weapon wheel all need keys a touchscreen has no room for. It plays best on a laptop or desktop. Every other game on the site marked Mobile OK still plays fine on a phone.
How do you lose the police in Neon Heights?
Break line of sight and keep it broken. Stars drop on a timer that only runs while no patrol car is close, so two quick corners and a wait beats a straight-line chase. Higher wanted levels take longer to shed.
What is a season?
A 72-hour block with its own board of eighteen contracts, three relay quests and a guild ladder. It is generated from the clock, so every player gets the identical board, and it resets on its own.
Which vehicle is fastest?
The coupe has the highest top speed of the ordinary traffic and the bike accelerates hardest, but the bike has a quarter of the health and loses every collision. The box truck is the opposite trade.
Does progress save?
Yes, on the device you played on. Cash, career points, weapons and season standing are all kept, and the game offers to continue when you come back.
Tell us what to fix
Found a bug, or think something should play differently? This goes straight to the developer — no account, no email address required.