Wardens of the North
Every ticket tells a story. Make sure yours stands up.
Walk your beat as a traffic warden in a low-poly Belfast.
Nothing marks the illegal vehicles. You read the yellow lines, bay markings, sign plates and operating hours yourself, judge whether there really is a contravention, pick the right code and issue the ticket. Then race to photograph the car, its plate and the sign before the driver gets back.
The city is fixed and persistent, so you learn its streets, shortcuts and habits, while who parks where changes every shift. It rewards observation, knowledge and judgement, not stats.
Features
- A recognisable Belfast built from map data: City Hall, Cathedral Quarter, Botanic, Shaftesbury Square.
- A handheld for plate checks, tickets, the evidence gallery, the map and bus trips.
- Photo evidence judged by what’s actually in frame.
- Full UK kerbside rules.
- Live traffic and pedestrians, day and night, and weather.
- An office hub with a briefing room and a locker-room customiser.
The core loop
Read the kerb. Check the plate. Prove it.
Is it really a contravention? Pick the code, issue the ticket, then get the evidence before the driver comes back.