POSTCODE WARS

Every postcode has a price.

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CHAPTER 1 · THE WEST

An open-world crime game set in a fictional Western Sydney.

Fibro and brick veneer, Colorbond fences, strip shops and a servo on every corner. Drive it, run it, hold it. Coming to iPhone first.

Your postcode is your colours

Wrong turf, wrong colours, wrong plates. Every street knows who you ride with, and the heat follows you across the border.

A city that answers back

Rival crews retaliate. Cops change tactics postcode by postcode. New jobs get written around what you did last night.

Look after yourself

Servo pies, 2am kebabs, a limp after a bad crash. Hit the gym or the cricket nets and you'll last longer when it counts.

A dog in the ute

Your dog barks before the cops round the corner, sniffs out stashes and makes rival crews think twice.

FOUNDERS · 1,000 ONLY

Claim your postcode early.

Join the waitlist for free, or lock in a Founder spot for a one-time A$9.99. Fully refundable until launch.

  • Chapter 1: The West, unlocked on day one
  • Chapter 2 included, free
  • Founder badge on your profile, forever
  • Exclusive Founder dog breed
  • Founder ute livery
Founder spots0 / 1,000
What phone do you use?

Founder spots are a one-time payment, fully refundable until launch.

Questions

When does it come out?

Chapter 1 is in active development. Everyone on the list hears first, and Founders get updates as it's built.

What phones?

iPhone first. Android follows after Chapter 1 — tell us which you use when you sign up.

What does a Founder spot get me?

A one-time A$9.99 that unlocks Chapter 1 at launch, plus Chapter 2 free and Founder-only cosmetics. It's the same price as launch day, with extras you can't get later. Only 1,000 exist.

How do I get it in the game?

Sign in to the game with the same email you used here. Your Founder unlock is attached to that email.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. Founder spots are fully refundable any time before Chapter 1 launches — just reply to your receipt email.

Is this based on real people?

No. The places, postcodes, crews and characters are all made up. It's a love letter to the West, not a documentary.