Moscow - Choose your path
About Moscow - Choose your path: Life Simulator in Moscow's Streets
Moscow - Choose your path drops you into a realistic life simulator set in the streets of Moscow, where driving, working, and building a business all unfold in real time. Choose to play as Ivan or Olga, then earn money, buy new cars, and live out your own story across the city. Several scenes show large gray multi-story apartment blocks with many uniform windows lining the background of the asphalt road.
The in-game phone is the hub for everything — open it to access the GO service, manage businesses, check your bank balance, listen to music, adjust settings, and try the lottery. Hunger and thirst affect your energy, so keeping an eye on both is part of daily life here. The latest update (0.0.0.2) increased payments for work and added a new FSB character to the city.
How to Play Moscow - Choose your path
Start by taking jobs around the city — work as a taxi driver transporting passengers to earn your first income. Grow that income by buying businesses and collecting profit in real time. Spend your earnings on new vehicles and upgrade them through tuning. Watch your hunger and thirst meters and visit the café, marked on the map, to recover your energy. Feeling lucky, try your chance in the lottery via the phone menu.
Controls
- W A S D + Shift: move and run
- F: enter or exit a car
- M: open your phone (GO service, business, bank, music, settings, lottery)
- T: toggle drift mode
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