An economic simulator set in an alternative Japan. See a car that everyone has written off, read it with your bare eye, haggle with a salesman who remembers every deal, and grow from a single parking space to a corporation to keep it when the country runs out of money in 1990.
KYRON CE-975 · CASSETTE #1 LOADED · 1989.04.01
Spring 1989, an alternate Japan. Your father left you exactly one thing: a Kaido Ginga GT older than you — and the name of the team that grew around it.
Everything else, you earn by selling cars.
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Every Monday, the Catalog cassette brings the week's lots. Every Friday, the bills come due. In between, you hunt for the one car everyone else has written off.02 // THE EYE LIES
Looking is free but your eye deceives you. Engine ≈ 60%. Rust ≈ 20%. Accident suspected. Maybe stolen. Maybe a yakuza car and you won't know until it matters. Every estimate carries the error of your experience.
The truth lives in exactly one place: the workshop. A diagnosis tells you what the car really is - and what price it deserves.
03 // THE MARKET TURNS
1989 is ending, and the money is quietly leaving the country. Prices barely move the buyers simply stop calling. The question is no longer which car should I take. It's who is left to sell it to.04 // YOUR MOVES
- Haggle in chats. Sellers and buyers with their own character and agenda - they answer now or in three hours, promise to "think it over", and remember every deal you've ever made with them.
- Prep, polish, photograph. Or pay the workshop - and pick up the phone when they call to say they found something else to fix.
- Pick your channel. A price tag on the windshield costs nothing and catches the impulsive few. The Touge catalog takes its cut - and brings the buyers to you.
- Read the morning paper. It lands at 8:00. Small surprises come unannounced; the big ones are printed three days in advance - for those who bother to read.
- Earn respect. Enough of it, and the team calls: a mountain road, an inside tip, and a favor you can't politely refuse.
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An economic simulator on an amber screen. Drift racing is a bet you place - not a minigame you play.
Buy low. Sell high - or sell honest. Almost everything has consequences.
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