Hustle Heights

You start with a few hundred dollars, a rent bill every four weeks and sixty hours a week to spend. Land a job, earn a degree, climb the career ladder and decide how much of your week goes to work, study, travel and rest. Your first goals might be net worth, happiness, education and career tier, but you can set your own targets and race to hit them all first. A rival with a mind of his own. Rude Randy chases the same dream, reads the same weekly paper, goes after the same senior seats and has a secret ambition. He comes in several difficulty levels, so he’s a different fight each time. A town that feels alive. Sixteen blocks, each with its own trade, plus locals who remember you, quests to earn their trust and a town journal that fills as you learn who’s who. Real-life upkeep. Food spoils, clothes wear out, energy runs low and skipping meals halves your week. Hustling is a balancing act. Elections. Back a candidate, lobby for your side and watch a mayoral race change the town’s rules. Drag racing with a real shifting mini-game. Buy and tune cars, change your gear ratios and hit the green zone for each gear. Your setup changes how the car launches and pulls. You can also run a practice quarter-mile whenever you like, though it still wears out your parts. A horse stable. Buy at the sales ring, train, breed and race horses. Scout for hidden quirks and breed the bad ones out. Pass your best traits down the generations in pursuit of the ultimate champion. Hire jockeys and staff and take on race day. A fully collectable set of trading cards to sell and send out for grading to make a profit Build an empire. Run a cart or a shop, buy flats, level up your skills and call in favours from your contacts. Plenty of replay value. Pick a trait, a starting scenario and your goals, or take on the daily challenge. Climb the ladder and unlock the 99 trophies.