Customs Star vs Cravd

This game is about introducing the audience to customs operations by putting the player in the place of customs officers. The game aims to spread customs awareness and introduce players to customs procedures and requirements to complete the import and export process, where the player is assigned to import goods into the country, and while the player goes through various interactive processes, he will learn about Abu Dhabi Customs, its workflow and requirements in digital services platforms • Challenge Yourself: Gather the necessary funds to purchase the products you need. • Educational Quizzes: Test your knowledge with quizzes on customs procedures and requirements after completing each task. • Explore Abu Dhabi Customs: Gain insights into the specific workflows and requirements of Abu Dhabi Customs through interactive tutorials and Task. • Utilize Digital Platforms: Get acquainted with digital service platforms portals for efficient customs operations.

Cravd is fake food delivery. On purpose. You browse glowing menus from restaurants that don't exist. You fill a cart with an absurd 2am feast. You "order." You watch Pip — your little courier — drive across a make-believe map. And then your food... never comes. You pay $0. Every single time. Because the truth nobody admits is this: the best part of ordering delivery was never the cold fries and the $34 bill. It was the run-up. The browsing. The anticipation. Cravd keeps the high and amputates the letdown. What you actually get is a trophy: a dark, gold-foiled $0 receipt that tallies how much you DIDN'T spend. Screenshot it. Flex it. "$1,247 stockpiled by ordering nothing." WHAT THIS IS • A relaxation + craving simulation. A toy. A ritual. • 100% fictional restaurants and dishes — every brand is invented. • A $0 receipt built to be shared. • Pip, a courier who delivers nothing and means well. WHAT THIS IS NOT • Not a real delivery app. No real food arrives. Ever. • No real money changes hands. The total is always $0.00. • No GPS, no location, no tracking — the map is imaginary. We never ask for your location. • No account, no signup, no data collected. Open it and play. Every screen wears a small "● sim" badge so you always know it's a simulation — even on the receipt you share. And if a craving wins, there's an honest "Order it for real" button that hands you off to actually order food. No tricks. We'll tell you it's pretend the whole way down. Free. Offline. No ads. No purchases. Just the ritual. Cravd — the order that never comes, the craving that does.