Blueprint Job

A browser heist game where the maze is the least of your problems. You're working off a blueprint stolen from a rival crew — your lantern only shows what's near you, and everything you find on the way to the exit is a decision: take it, or leave it, once you see the trade-off. A lead might be worth +20 points. It might be a forgery that costs you points, spikes your suspicion, and trips an alarm. You won't know which until you've already chosen.

Suspicion is the real clock. It climbs with every bad call, every camera sweep, every bot that gets a clean look at you — and it doesn't reset. Hit 100% and the job ends on the spot, no warning shot. Later jobs raise the stakes: patrol bots start wandering the halls, then watchdogs — faster, sharper, and lethal the instant they lock on, countered only by a tranq dart you'll have to find first. Some rooms sit under full lights and punish you for walking in — find the switch, and you get 60 seconds in the dark to get what you came for and get out before the lights come back on.

It's a single page, no install, no accounts required — just click and you're inside. Demolition charges blast permanent shortcuts, a jetpack flies you into sealed sectors, and a run's permanent upgrades (wider light radius, a second chance against a fatal mistake) carry across every job you survive. Pick your visual style anytime — clean blueprint schematic, film-noir torchlight, or a green phosphor terminal — and there's a full interactive tutorial that lets you fail safely before you ever risk it for real.