Food that's actually food
Walk into a pizzeria, read a menu, order, pay, eat it with a proper animation. Cafés and ice cream shops too.
Own a pizzeria. Buy a house on the water. Go fishing at sunset. No PvP, no crime grind, no pressure.
What this is
Most GTA V servers are built around crime. This one is built around everything else — the shops, the coastline, the arcades, the slow afternoons. A city to potter about in.
Walk into a pizzeria, read a menu, order, pay, eat it with a proper animation. Cafés and ice cream shops too.
Houses, apartments and hotels you actually own — still yours when you log back in tomorrow.
Buy a shop, hire staff, upgrade it. It keeps earning while you're offline.
Fishing, camping, boardwalk games, arcades with machines you can genuinely play.
Garages, fuel, and an optional autopilot that drives you to your marker while you watch the city go past.
A separate mode with outbreaks, loot and safe zones. Off by default. Peaceful stays peaceful.
The rules
PvP is off. Police won't chase you. Chat is filtered. Nobody is griefing anyone out of their afternoon, because the systems that would let them do it aren't there.
You can sit a kid down on this and not have to watch the screen.
Where we're up to
Every milestone has to be something you can walk around in. It's the only way a project this size survives to the end.
The foundation, and proof the loop works: change something, reload it, see it in the world.
Your money, progress and things survive a logout. Peaceful mode made properly enforceable.
Better navigation, fast travel, and the first buildings you can actually walk into.
Restaurants, businesses to own, houses, cars. The bit this whole thing is for.
Fishing, camping, arcades, the boardwalk. Then a public launch.
Last, deliberately. It's the hardest thing here, and it gets built on a foundation that already works.
The plan, in full
Seventy-seven features are tracked — from the two already running to the ones that are still only ideas. For each one: what it would let you do, whether we build it or source it, what we'd need from outside, and what state it is actually in.
Open the feature registryJoining
The server is in private testing while the foundations get built. There's no public address to connect to, and honestly there isn't much to see yet.
GTA V on PC — the Enhanced version specifically. Legacy clients won't be able to connect.
FiveM, free from fivem.net. It installs alongside GTA V and doesn't touch your single-player game.
Nothing else. No subscription, no whitelist application, no forum post, no interview.
This page will carry the connect address the day it goes live.