Five Corners

FIVE CORNERS — Vineyard Haven

You're the crossing guard at the real, genuinely-hard-to-drive-through

five-way intersection in the middle of Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard.

No traffic light. Just you.

Tap a road to wave its traffic through. Hold it to wave hard — faster,

but the guard's arm tires, so pick your moments. Tap the guard to throw

everything to red. That's the whole control scheme, and it's all you'll

need on a phone.

Then the island fights back. Ferry cars have a boat to catch. Pedestrians

step off the curb whether you're ready or not. Beach Road floods. An

ambulance needs a clear path. And on the hardest days, all of it lands

at once, right as the last boat sails.

— Four shifts across a Vineyard Haven day, each with its own character

— A ninety-second arcade loop: quick to learn, hard to master

— A hold-your-nerve risk lever with real cost, not just a bigger number

— Endless mode with named, escalating waves

— A brutal unlockable finale for anyone who's beaten the whole day

— A built-in training shift that teaches by doing, not by reading

— Local and shared leaderboards

An affectionate work of fiction. The junction is real; the shifts, the

scoring, and the crossing guard are not. 

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