Ride real streets
Outer Ring Road, Varthur Road, the bridge and the lanes behind them, laid out from OpenStreetMap. About 4,000 buildings, each where the map puts it.
Chapter 1 · Marathahalli
An open-world game on real Marathahalli streets. Ride a scooter down Outer Ring Road, deliver dosa before it goes cold, drive a borrowed auto to the station and get caught in the 4 pm rain.
You are Meera, new in the city with a red scooter, a PG room and a rider job at the Haptags Dash store.
Outer Ring Road, Varthur Road, the bridge and the lanes behind them, laid out from OpenStreetMap. About 4,000 buildings, each where the map puts it.
The sun crosses the sky in 24 minutes. The weather starts from the live sky over Marathahalli, so if it is raining outside, it is raining in the game.
Scooter, auto, hatchback, taxi and the city bus. Every one is drivable. Every one has a horn, and you will use it.
A first delivery, a rush-hour race to the tech park and a favour for Gowda Uncle. See the missions.
Press G to go online. Real restaurants on the map become pickups. Rain pays 30% more, and fast riders get tipped.
Sixty vehicles and a crowd on the footpaths. They slow for corners, brake for you and honk when you block them.
Chapter 1 covers about 1.5 km by 1.4 km around the Marathahalli bridge. The rest of Bengaluru gets added area by area. Tell us where to go next, and we will write when it is ready.
Yes. It is free to play in your browser, with nothing to buy inside it.
Not yet. It needs a keyboard and mouse, or a gamepad. On a phone, tap Send to my laptop and open the link there.
The roads and building footprints come from OpenStreetMap, so you will recognise the junctions. The roads are flat and simplified, and every shop name is made up.
Most laptops from the last few years will. The game lowers its own graphics quality if it starts to stutter. More in the FAQ.