
Four factions run this city. Pick one, build a crew, and take your first corner tonight.
▶ Play the open testYour faction decides who you rob, arrest, hack or hit — and what your rank is called on the way up.





Short contracts that pay cash, XP and rank. New tiers unlock as you level.

96 operatives across six rarities. Vanguards hold the front, snipers shoot over it.

Rob, arrest, hack or hit another player's crew — and watch the replay afterwards.

Districts, an economy and a shop that all move while you're away.
Every operative exists six times over, from Mythic down to Common. Same character, new art at every step, and the top of the ladder is genuinely rare.






These are the real cards, built the way the game builds them — tilt one with your finger.
Ten episodes, drawn panel by panel, unlocking alongside the game. The people on your cards are in it.



The open test runs until 1 September. Season 1 starts after that — everything you do now is what shapes it.
▶ Play the open testI'm not a programmer. I'm a vibe-coder, and I'm open about it.
I describe what I want built, AI agents write it, and I do the part that decides whether it's any good: testing it, seeing what's wrong, and sending it back until it works. Most of what ships gets caught by looking at it, not by reading the code.
Syndicate City is my own project — a live card game with real players in it. The sites below are client work, built the same way.
Three separate brands, three separate audiences, deliberately kept apart.
The community site for the token: meme contest, live price ticker and project info. The same domain hosts a members-only 3D club — a walkable browser world with other players in it and voice that fades in as you get closer.
Visit the siteThe commerce brand: merchandise, print-on-demand, marketing, promotions, sponsorships and brand services. Built and ready — waiting on the domain to point here.
The holding company: a private investment firm focused on long-term ownership of durable businesses and assets. Corporate, quiet, black and white.
Visit the site