Uncharted RP
One city. Every story.
A whitelisted, 18+ roleplay city in Los Santos — built almost entirely from scratch, run firm but forgiving, and full of people who want you to do well in it.
Whitelisting is instant No application — verify, read the rules, react.
- Whitelisted, no application
- 18+ only
- Los Santos
- Semi-serious RP
- Custom-built systems
The city is haunted until the pumpkins come down
Los Santos has dressed up for October, and the decorations were only the warm-up. Go out after dark and some of it will come looking for you.
- Ghost hunts. Grab a Digi-Scanner and track restless spirits to wherever they're hiding — some of them a long way from town.
- Trick-or-treat in Mirror Park and the Vinewood Hills. Doors only answer after dark, and there are no markers, so start knocking.
- Pumpkins, graves and four places you shouldn't go. Some pumpkins treat you, some trick you, and the cemetery graves are waiting to be dug.
- The Great Pumpkin Hunt runs a citywide leaderboard until 31 October. Bragging rights only.
- Something on the roads at night. A car that burns without burning out. If it picks you, outrun it or wreck it.
- Everything pays out in Spooky Tokens, spent at the Spooky Shop by the cemetery.
Serious enough to matter. Not so serious it stops being fun.
We sit in the middle on purpose. Your character's choices carry real consequences and the city has structure — but you won't get banned for a slightly imperfect line of dialogue. It's a place to build something over months, with people who'll remember you.
You're not starting from nothing
Every citizen gets a starter apartment the day they arrive — no rent, no bills. Log out at home and you'll wake up at your own front door.
Most of this city is ours
More than forty of the systems you'll use were written specifically for Uncharted — and we've rebuilt whole stretches of the map itself. When something off-the-shelf wasn't good enough, we rebuilt it properly.
Firm but forgiving
We'd rather coach you than ban you. Three strikes for most things, clear rules written in plain English, and staff you reach through a ticket rather than a shouting match.
Four very different ways to spend a night
None of them are a side-mode. Each one is a full career with its own progression, economy and people.
Build a name in the underworld
Climb from corner work to something people are careful about saying out loud. Charter a crew, claim territory you can actually see on the map, and run multi-stage scores — from cracking an ATM to taking the Pacific Standard.
Explore the underworld →Turn up on foot and go racing
No car? Doesn't matter. Spec loaners hand every driver identical machinery, so the win belongs to whoever drove better. Championship seasons, solo hot laps, and cash bounties on times you think nobody can beat.
Explore racing →Earn it honestly
Run a restaurant kitchen, a mechanic shop or a pawn counter. Or go quieter — mine and smelt, keep bees, work an orchard, hunt, fish. Hold up to three jobs and switch with one key.
Explore work & business →Hold the line
Wear the star with the Sheriff's Office or ride with San Andreas Fire Rescue. Proper reports, evidence, field training and dispatch — the people on the other side of every story above.
Explore law & rescue →The city changed again this week
We ship most weeks, and we write down every bit of it — the new systems, the new venues, and the honest heads-ups when something we rebuilt needs re-surveying.
Properly haunted, and fishing reborn
Ghost hunts, trick-or-treating and a car that burns without burning out — plus a fishing and diving career rebuilt from scratch.
1 October →Community service, and a new dispatch
Not every offence needs a cell any more. And the Sheriff's Office got its biggest upgrade since launch, dashcams included.
25 September →Trucking, torn down and rebuilt
Los Santos Freight Co. opened at the docks — vans, box trucks and trailer hauls, all the way up to military contracts.
22 September →It takes about two minutes
We're whitelisted and 18+, but there's no application to write and nobody to wait on. Verify you're human, read the rules, react to say you'll follow them — and the city opens.
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Join the Discord
That's where everything happens — tickets, events, city updates and the people you'll be playing with.
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Verify you're human
One step, and it's the only thing standing between you and the community channels.
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Read the rules and react
They're short, plain and worth five minutes. React at the bottom and your whitelist lands straight away.
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Connect
Connection details are in the server info channel, and a starter apartment is already yours.
Reacting is how you tell us you've read the rules and you're agreeing to them, so do that part honestly. It's also what lets staff deal with someone cleanly if they don't. We took the writing out because it was keeping good people at the door, not because the standards moved — 18+, mic on, and here to build something rather than to win.
A truck for them, cash for you.
Everyone in the city has a referral code. Whoever uses yours arrives with a truck already in their garage, and you earn from it for as long as they keep turning up.
A free Yosemite
Delivered the moment you redeem — no waiting, nothing to earn first.
A Yosemite of your own
Once the person you brought has put five hours into the city.
Up to $15,000
$1,000 for every hour they play, paid out as they play it.
Come find yours.
Whoever you want to be in Los Santos — there's room for it here, and people who'll make it worth playing out.