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Plan B: Colombia Edition

A criminal production simulator where you build an underground empire, manage logistics, and risk everything for “white product” — including air export routes and a constant cat-and-mouse game with the law.

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About the Game

Welcome to a world where every liter of solvent is a cost, every employee is a liability, and every flight is a bet.

In this simulator, you start with a small hidden lab and gradually turn it into a network of production sites, warehouses, and distribution routes. You’ll have to balance batch quality, security, expenses, and police attention. Deals with middlemen, “fixing” inspections, surprise raids, leaks, and betrayals — here, a single mistake can bring the whole business down.

The peak of the chain is air export: preparing shipments, choosing routes, managing risk, and trying to move product through changing conditions and tightened controls. You decide whether to play it safe and expand slowly — or go all-in for massive profits.

This isn’t about glorifying crime — it’s about high-pressure management in the shadows, where consequences are always close.