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OVERVIEW

Early 1990s China. The reform era is tearing up the old rulebook, the economy, the streets, the people on them. Nothing is settled. Everything is moving.

SHIFU: Traffic Masters is a driving anthology set in one city at the peak of that transformation. Five protagonists, five completely different ways to work the exact same streets.

You're a Shifu 师傅, a skilled working driver. You read traffic, you know the shortcuts, you've earned your reputation one run at a time. Forget GPS. Forget racing lines. The city is your only map, and it doesn't hand anything out for free.

Every job plays by its own rules. A truck full of livestock drives nothing like a van packed with fragile goods. A nervous passenger changes how you take corners. A fleeing suspect in a packed intersection changes everything. The city watches how you drive. Drive it well.

FEATURES

Five Ways to Work the City

• Truck — Haul goods across districts against the clock. Hit the brakes too hard and the cargo won't forgive you. Livestock panic. So will you.

• Taxi — Read your fare, read the traffic, find the line nobody else sees. Every passenger has demands. Some of them are even reasonable.

• Bus — Full load, fixed route, rush hour. The schedule does not care about the traffic jam in front of you.

• Police — Chase suspects through streets that don't clear out just because you're on duty. Live traffic. Real consequences.

• Racing — City circuits where knowing the alley behind the street market beats any horsepower advantage.

The City Changes How You Drive

• 80s/90s vehicle roster: cargo tricycles, sedans, vans, trucks, buses, and working machines of every size. Each handles differently. Each has a job.

• No GPS, no route lines, the city rewards drivers who learn it

• Dynamic traffic, weather, and seasons shift the challenge every run

• Cargo types, passenger moods, and road conditions change your approach to every corner

One City, Five Stories

• A living city of pedestrians, cyclists, vendors, and traffic that you need to navigate through

• Five narrative series, five working lives unfolding in the same changing streets

• Weather and seasons woven into the story, not just the scenery

• Fully bilingual: Chinese and English throughout