A camera with nobody driving it. It scores what is happening across eight live worlds and goes where the game is.
Starts muted because browsers insist on it — press the speaker to hear the game.
Eight worlds run at once, a fresh one opening every thirty minutes. The camera moves between them on its own, and it is not showing whoever pays the most or shouts the loudest — it scores activity, and it is capped so no single company can hold the screen.
The bar along the bottom is the game telling on itself. The date sits on the left, and beside it run the live market multipliers — the same scarcity prices every company on that world is being paid. When a cargo reads x5.00 it is at the ceiling: badly under-served, and worth a fortune to whoever moves it first.
Floating green numbers are money changing hands as cargo is delivered.
Everything on screen is a public server you can join right now. The Servers page lists all eight with their next reset times, and the Guide is the short version of how this economy differs from vanilla OpenTTD.
Free to play, and you need your own copy of OpenTTD. See the Server Rules before you build.