Crew Ops
Timing Windows
Short crew events that reward precision. Miss the window, lose the edge. The city doesn’t wait.
Companion World — Discord Mini-Game
Play the city between sessions.
A fast mini-world inside Discord: crew tasks, intel drops, timing windows, and heat you can’t hand-wave. Panda Curse is real (and it loves “quick fixes”).
Invite-only playtests. Founder energy. Zero filler.
How It Plays
Lightweight rules. Heavy mood.
Built for quick sessions, crew culture, and clean decisions. You can improvise — the city will remember.
30–120s
Session
One action. One consequence. No endless menus.
Intel → Heat
Loop
Time it right or pay for it later.
Roles
Crew
Assign jobs. Control risk. Share the blame.
Cosmetic
Drops
Premium style. No paywalls. No clown skins.
Features
Micro-interactions, macro attitude.
Cinematic without being heavy. Fast without being shallow. The whole point is momentum.
Heat Meter
Pressure That Matters
Push too hard and the city pushes back. Calm wins late. Panic wins… screenshots.
Cosmetic Drops
Style Currency
Badges, frames, flair — premium, clean, and earned. If it looks loud, it’s probably a trap.
The Loop
Pick a move. Take the gain. Manage the fallout.
No grind. No spreadsheets. Just tight decisions you can make in under a minute (and regret for longer).
Drop In
Seconds, not hours
Open Discord, pick an action, and get back to life. The mini-game respects your time — the city does not.
Crew First
Shared wins, shared heat
Coordinate roles, stack intel, and stay ahead of pressure. Solo heroes get noticed. Not in a good way.
Earn Style
Cosmetics, not paywalls
Collect drops that actually fit the neon-noir vibe. If we ever add a clown hat, report us.
Access
Bring your crew. Keep it clean.
Invite-only waves. Small groups, fast iteration, high-signal feedback. We don’t do “everyone at once” — that’s how the Panda Curse gets promoted.
FAQ
Discord questions, answered.
Minimal rules. Max clarity. Zero corporate fog.
It’s a companion world: quick sessions between main-game moments. Built for mood, momentum, and crew coordination — not endless grinding.
Long-term: optional tie-ins (intel, cosmetics, access perks). Short-term: it stands on its own — fast, clean, and fun without forcing anything.
Signal over noise. We iterate best with small cohorts and sharp feedback. Also: fewer bugs escape into the wild. The Curse hates exposure.
No. Cosmetics are style, not power. If something ever smells like a paywall, call us out — loudly.
Real feedback: pacing, clarity, balance, friction. If you can explain what felt off (and when), you’re our kind of player.