Walk around
Move through the city or use the Go to menu.
Guide
How to play
You have twelve days, not enough money and one shot at a visa. Here is how a run works.
Enter buildings
Each place offers a short menu. Costs and times are shown.
Follow your to-do list
Your plan has four goals. Tick them off before the deadline.
Watch your meters
Calm, red flags, luck and file strength shape the ending.
Meters
What the four meters mean
They shape how your interview and your decision go.
Calm
How steady you are.
Up: sleep, food, rest, good advice. Down: hard work, near-misses, begging, shaky answers.
More calm = more time to answer each interview question.
Red flags
How much attention you have drawn.
Up: fakes, faking your balance, bribes, suspicious jobs, missed form errors. Down: honest corrections only.
Red flags feed the officer's suspicion.
Luck
Whether fate is on your side.
Up: prayers, charms, kindness. Down: keeping found money, shady jobs.
Tilts street life and draws. Never the visa decision.
File strength
How convincing your application is.
Projected while you prepare; locked when you submit. Real documents and a full balance raise it; cheap fakes and typos lower it.
Too weak and you are refused whatever you say.
Words
Words you will see
- CRS
- Canada's points score
- IHS
- UK health fee, paid with your visa
- Hotel cost
- Charged when you sleep
- Settled money
- Money that has sat in your account since before the run began
- Invitation to apply (ITA)
- Canada invites you to apply for permanent residence
Tips
Tips for real life too
- Only apply through official government sites.
- Nobody can guarantee a visa. Anyone who does is lying.
- Never pay a stranger to "book" an embassy slot.
- Keep copies of every document you submit.