Crime Boss: Rockay City
€5.34
About Crime Boss: Rockay City
When the old king of Rockay City falls, the skyline does not go quiet — every crew with a grudge and a gun starts measuring turf. Crime Boss: Rockay City drops you into that vacuum as a would-be crime lord assembling specialists for cash grabs, territory grabs, and the crown itself. Missions are built around planning a hit, surviving the chaos, and deciding whether the payout was worth the heat you just bought.
90s Crime Cinema on a Neon Bay
INGAME STUDIOS and 505 Games lean hard into a sun-bleached, over-the-top nineties crime fantasy — not subtle realism, but swagger and punchlines. Travis Baker (Michael Madsen) leads a roster of planners and handlers including Michael Rooker, Kim Basinger, Danny Glover, and Damion Poitier, while rival bosses played by Danny Trejo and Vanilla Ice push back and Sheriff Norris (Chuck Norris) tries to shut the whole war down. Crime Boss: Rockay City treats those faces as part of the fantasy, not background wallpaper.
Four-Player Co-op Hits
Stealing cash, drugs, and priceless artifacts works better with backup. PVE co-op supports up to four players on daring hits and heists where failure means walking away empty-handed and success dumps serious rewards on the table. The loop is straightforward in the best way: pick the job, coordinate roles, extract before Norris or a rival crew ends the run.
Roguelike Turf War as Baker
Playing Baker means expanding an empire through strategy, cunning, and enough firepower to survive bad decisions. Dollar Dragon, Hielo, Cagnali, and Khan each want Rockay City for themselves, so territory fights feel like a rotating gauntlet rather than a single boss rush. The roguelike campaign structure rewards bold plays and punishes sloppy planning in equal measure — win a district and you breathe easier; lose a run and the city remembers.
Side stories follow crew members such as Ropes, Jupiter, and Runaway through multi-mission arcs that explain how they landed in Rockay City and what it takes to climb back out of debt. Each arc is a mini crime serial inside the larger FPS campaign, giving solo players reasons to rotate jobs instead of repeating the same street shootout.
Players building an action-heavy Epic library might pair this with Shatterline for fast competitive arenas, The Outer Worlds for RPG gunplay with sharp writing, Metro Exodus for tense survival shooting, Battlefield 3 for large-scale firefights, or Ready or Not: Deluxe Edition when you want tactical raids instead of cartoon crime capers.
Crime Boss: Rockay City is an easy yes if you want over-the-top heist FPS energy, celebrity-fueled crime nonsense, and co-op jobs where the city itself is the prize.
| Product Type: | Game |
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| Developers: | INGAME STUDIOS |
| Publishers: | 505 Games |
| Genres: | Action, FPS |
| Platforms: | Epic Games |
| Regions: | Global |
| Age ratings: | PEGI 18 |
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