The Sim
This story values initiative and authenticity over polish. The writers here don’t wait to be invited into scenes—they start them, push them, and let others collide with their momentum. Creativity thrives in motion, not hesitation.
The tone can be intense, but that’s because we write where emotion meets consequence. We don’t chase perfection; we chase truth—the kind that comes from broken loyalties, bad decisions, and moments that change everything.
If you want to write stories that ask something of you—to test character, explore consequence, and see what happens when the city looks back—you’ll belong here. If you want something comfortable, you’ll find it elsewhere.
City of Veils rewards those who show up, reach out, and write without waiting. The city’s breathing. Take the first step. This game moves fast when you do. City of Veils rewards writers who reach out, take initiative, and set things in motion. Don’t wait for permission — build the story you want to see. Every choice, every post, shifts the balance of the city.
The tone here is deliberate: grounded, human, and a little dangerous. We write the aftermaths as much as the actions — the tension after the door slams, the silence after the gunshot. The intensity isn’t a rule; it’s a reflection of how close we write to consequence.
Creativity thrives in momentum. The story changes when you do. Whether you write a medic patching up a suspect, a journalist protecting a source, or a fixer making a bad deal look noble — what matters is that you move.
Be bold. Collaborate. Start things. This isn’t a story that waits for you — it breathes with you.
The tone is grounded, tense, and human. Every character walks the line between what they want and what it costs to keep it.
This story values initiative and authenticity over polish. The writers here don’t wait to be invited into scenes—they start them, push them, and let others collide with their momentum. Creativity thrives in motion, not hesitation.
The tone can be intense, but that’s because we write where emotion meets consequence. We don’t chase perfection; we chase truth—the kind that comes from broken loyalties, bad decisions, and moments that change everything.
If you want to write stories that ask something of you—to test character, explore consequence, and see what happens when the city looks back—you’ll belong here.