vibe check 9000
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Play in the browser: a first-person 1954 Midtown dusk. Club, lounge, alley, 47th Street.
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Play it in the browser: sebby1770.github.io/vibe-check-9000
Current mode: single-player, with progress saved in this browser. Other visitors play separate worlds. See the improvement, multiplayer and launch plan for proposed next steps and optional supporter products. Sponsorship configuration exists, but no paid billboard placements or Stripe checkout links are currently configured.
The night runs from doors to last call. Each calendar day has a dare. Earn visor looks. ESC → STAMP saves a card of the evening; RECAP is what the visor kept.
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