A Grand Theft Auto V roleplay community
One city. Thousands of stories. Yours starts the moment you step off the bus.
Welcome to
A living, breathing city run entirely by its players. Every cab driver, cop, dealer and CEO is a real person in character, 24/7. No scripts. No NPCs pulling the strings. Just the city and the people in it.
The Neighborhoods
Every district has its own people, politics and house rules. Pull up to a Forum Drive block party, link with a crew, or just post up and let the city come to you.
The Culture
Sunset sessions at Vespucci, wheelie runs down the boardwalk, Sunday car meets under the pier. Show out, swap builds, and earn a name without firing a shot.
The Heat
Push the city and it pushes back. Warrants stack, SWAT kicks doors, and reputations follow your record. Every choice you make writes the next scene.
Who will you be?
“Somebody has to keep this city from eating itself.”
Freeway traffic stops, pursuit callouts, backup two minutes out. Walk the line of stopped cars knowing the supercar up front isn't done running. Join LSPD, Fire & Rescue or EMS — and be the reason someone's story doesn't end tonight.
“One good score can change your life. One bad one ends it.”
Masks on in the marble lobby, duffel bags waiting on the vault, sixty seconds before the city hears the alarm. Case the job, pick the crew, survive the split — in Project Vice, consequences stick and reputations follow you.
“The block feeds the ones who show up every day.”
A hand-off on a front lawn in broad daylight, colors flying on every corner. The neighborhood runs on its own payroll — earn your stripes one deal at a time, and keep the set fed. Family first.
Earn your keep
Every job is a scene waiting to happen. Pick up a shift whenever you like — no whitelist required for civilian work.
Run the bench at a player-owned shop. Tows, tunes and roadside rescues across the county.
Long hauls from the Port of LS to Paleto Bay. Bigger loads, bigger pay, bigger targets.
Downtown Cab Co. Every fare is a stranger with a story — or a problem.
Clock in at Davis Quartz. Hard hats, haul trucks and honest dust.
Charter out of Vespucci marina. Sell the catch dockside or supply the restaurants.
GoPostal routes across the city. Fast, legal, and occasionally very interesting cargo.
Dashound city routes. Keep the schedule, keep the peace, keep the doors closing.
Somebody keeps Los Santos beautiful. Early mornings, city pay, zero drama. Usually.
Shifts in motion
Keep scrolling — the employment board flips through every shift in the city.
Not every paycheck is legal
Los Santos has an economy the tax office never sees. Seventeen open case files on the board — every operation is roleplayed, every consequence sticks. Keep scrolling: the investigation runs sideways.
Case No. 04 · The Labs
Case No. 05 · The Stills
Case No. 06 · The Contracts
Case No. 07 · Chop Shop
Case No. 08 · Night Dive
Case No. 09 · The Stickup — Act I
Case No. 10 · The Stickup — Act II
Case No. 11 · Jackpot Rigs
Case No. 12 · The Stockade
Case No. 13 · Home Invasion
Case No. 14 · Port Run
Case No. 15 · Vangelico — Entry
Case No. 16 · Vangelico — The Gas
Case No. 17 · Vangelico — The Take
Case No. 18 · Pacific Standard
Case No. 19 · Blaine County Savings
Case No. 20 · The Teller Window
All criminal activity is in-character roleplay, governed by server rules — fair scenes, no RDM, consequences respected.
Whitelisted departments
Structured departments with academies, ranks and real command. Apply, train, and earn the badge.
Patrol, pursuits, investigations and SWAT. Uphold the law in a city determined to break it.
Structure fires, pile-ups on the Del Perro, cliff rescues in Chiliad. First in, last out.
Pillbox Hill Medical. Triage, transport and the quiet moments that keep the city's stories going.
The voice on the other end of 911. Coordinate every unit in the city from the comms floor.
Player-owned economy
Every venue in Project Vice is run by a real player — and owning one costs nothing but a great pitch.
Business No. 01 — accepting applications
Bahama Mamas after midnight — book the DJs, run the VIP, keep the floor moving and the books clean.
Apply to own Good RP and loyalty to the venue earn the keys — and keep them.
Business No. 02 — accepting applications
From Burgershot grease to UwU pastries — run the kitchen, print the menu, feed the city.
Apply to own Good RP and loyalty to the kitchen earn the keys — and keep them.
Order #01 · Food Trucks
Order #02 · The Clean-Up
Order #03 · UwU Cafe
Order #04 · Be the Boss
Order #05 · Closing Rush
Business No. 03 — accepting applications
From Benny's lowriders to dockside resprays — lift it, tune it, send it.
Apply to own Good RP and loyalty to the shop earn the keys — and keep them.
Bay 01 · The Write-Up
Bay 02 · Benny's Touch
Bay 03 · Shop Floor
Bay 04 · The Respray
From pitch to keys
Pick a launch venue — or pitch your own concept — and tell us how you'd run it.
Sit down with city hall in-character. Bring the vision, the menu and the crew.
Accepted owners get the deed, the till and full hiring power. No buy-in, ever.
Opening day roster
Bubble tea, big energy, zero fights. Usually.
Accepting applicationsGrease is currency. The drive-thru never sleeps.
Accepting applicationsThe desert's living room. Pool table settles disputes.
Accepting applicationsDel Perro after midnight. Book the DJ, own the night.
Accepting applicationsThe city runs on espresso and eavesdropping.
Accepting applicationsLowriders and legacy. Hydraulics extra.
Accepting applicationsResprays, tunes — and no questions about the paint.
Accepting applicationsCity-held at launch — no player owner until we find someone with the experience. The right manager runs the floor, sets the deals and hires their own staff.