The core loop
- Stabilize Needs at home.
- Open Phone → Jobs and lock a workable schedule.
- Travel to the shift and confirm Go to work at the right time.
- Bank enough Game Naira for weekly rent and food.
- Only then spend on nightlife, gifts, or exploration sprees.
That loop is enough to stay alive. Systems like crews, property flips, and elections sit on top of it.
Needs management
Published help tells beginners to keep Needs healthy. Energy and hunger are the ones new players feel first. Use household objects for food, sleep, and washing. Exact costs and timers are account-specific — read your own screen.
Working shifts
- Jobs live under the in-game Phone.
- Compare requirements vs weekly earnings.
- Go to work follows the schedule shown to you.
- Later hustles (businesses, danfo driving, trading) appear as you learn the city — unlock them after rent is covered.
Money and Game Naira
Game Naira is fictional. It is not real Nigerian Naira, cannot be withdrawn, and should never be bought or sold outside official game flows. Optional top-ups exist inside official payment paths only.
Moving around the city
Getting around costs money. Plan routes as home → Needs → commute → work → home. Cross-city travel via airports between Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt is available once you can afford the trip — it is not an escape hatch from unpaid rent.
Social play after survival
You can chat with nearby players, join crews, go on dates, party, and visit nightlife spots such as Quilox when your budget allows. Report and block tools exist on profiles and chats. Do not share passwords or recovery answers in any channel.
Rules that matter day one
- Age guidance from official support: 13+ overall; adult and teen spaces are separated for 18+ vs 13–17.
- Public content must stay safe for the youngest allowed players in that space.
- When UI text conflicts with an old social post, follow Phone → Help & guide.