Crime Boss: Rockay City
Welcome to the 90’s Rockay City! Heist, loot and shoot your way to the top of the criminal underworld! Build your criminal empire in the singleplayer rogue-lite campaign or put together a crew with your friends in action-packed co-op multiplayer heists!
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Heist, steal and rob it all!
Become a notorious criminal legend in this tension-packed, over-the-top, first-person shooter.
Use a wide range of weapons and equipment to combat police forces and rival gangs while you make off with the score! Go guns blazing or undetected with immersive stealth gameplay in highly randomized heists. Build your squad and successfully rob banks, hold up stores, raid armored trucks and more!
The game comes with numerous big and medium heists, dozens of quick jobs and a variety of turfwar battles. Choose from 3 difficulty options to match your skill level.
New adventures await, buddy!
After the demise of the previous crime boss, this city is yours for the taking!
Welcome to Rockay City, Florida – a city full of quirky characters, 90s gangster pop culture and cheesiest dialogues since VHS. Take on the role of the legendary Travis Baker in the single-player, rogue-lite campaign. Earn money in heists, manage a team of criminals and conquer the other gangs’ territories to rule the underworld of Rockay City. Every strategic decision has its consequences – but failure doesn’t mean it’s over. Unlock permanent buff cards, to help you make the next run and complete your objective.
Can your crime empire take over the city before Sheriff Norris stops you in your tracks?
Be the top dog, solo or with friends.
Create and customize your own boss and become a true crime legend!
Play offline with helpful bots or team up with friends in 4 player PVE co-op multiplayer. Earn money and experience in single missions, Shuffle mode or the mini-campaigns in Urban Legends. Find a reliable crew using quickplay matchmaking, session browser or by inviting your friends. Unlock weapons, equipment, skins and teammates by gaining XP for completing missions across single and multiplayer modes.
Form a crew with your friends and climb to the top!
Game Discussion
Steam User 129
Similar to Payday in the main premise but with quality of life features and roguelike permadeath for each run. Sort of like crime spree mode for payday you continue to do heists until you, or in this game, your boss character, dies. However, you can also "win" by taking over the city. This game makes it more fun to play as a solo player because you can guide your ai teammates to loot and move bags. You also have the ability to just switch between each of the characters present at any time. Haven't played the multiplayer but I bought this on sale and found it worth the price for singleplayer.
Steam User 294
It's a game about pulling off heists in the hope of obtaining a large payday. The single-player mode has 2 types of gameplay: heists, and a GTA: San Andreas style turf war system. It ticks all the boxes for me, and I'm planning on playing it a lot.
Steam User 158
My friend reccommended this game to me saying this is a hidden gem.
After the initial couple of hours I realised that this game doesn't want to be serious, nor wants to be a payday killer. This game wants you to have a fun time stealing stuff and doing criminal activities with your friends, or just simply taking over the City of Rackay. The game is so easy to get into, turn your brain off make some decisions where you spend your hard earned money and just simply have a laugh at the self concious and parodic narrative. This game is genuienly a hidden gem and I'm glad I was reccommended this game because now I'm hooked. Oh and also I have a couple hours in payday 2 as well, so you can stop comparing games and enjoying them both because I said so.
EDIT: Sorry for the misleading information, the game has a fully solo rogue-lite campaign which is obviously about replayability. You can solo every content in the game. Just add some bots to your crew if you want teammates and you're good to go!
Steam User 46
Right, so Crime Boss: Rockay City. It's the kind of game that walks into the room and says, "I'm not here to impress you, I'm here to have a bloody good time."
Imagine if a game developer decided to make a heist simulator after watching every action movie while absolutely hammered. That's this game. It's like they took Payday, grabbed it by the lapels, and said, "Listen, mate. We're doing this OUR way.
The offline play? Brilliant. No servers? No problem. You're running your own criminal enterprise like a proper entrepreneur - just with more explosives and significantly less paperwork.
And these heists? They're not missions. They're performance art. One moment you're tiptoeing like a geriatric cat burglar, the next you're Tom bloody Cruise in an action sequence, except instead of looking cool, you're laughing your arse off because you just strapped C4 to your mate. That's entertainment!
The AI companions are are smarter than your last three Tinder dates combined. They'll grab loot, sprint to the getaway van, and make you look like an incompetent muppet - but in the most endearing way possible.
Is it perfect? God, no. It's like that mate who turns up to the party looking like he's been dragged through a hedge backwards, but somehow becomes the life of the party. But for a couple quid, you're getting more entertainment than most full-price titles. The game's got soul. Not the polished, corporate-approved soul, but the raw, slightly unhinged soul of developers who genuinely want to create something fun.
Bottom line? It's a glorious two-fingered salute to overproduced gaming world. It's not trying to win awards. It's trying to make you laugh, have a good time, and remember why you started playing games in the first place.
Steam User 33
A hidden gem... for discount
This game is pure chill. I hop in a few times a week after work. Throw bricks, neak around, shoot stuff, rob a few places. The vibe is great, the gameplay is simple, missions shuffle just enough to keep things fresh. It's no masterpiece, but as a casual criminal roguelite its absolutely hits the spot. I dont know if its worth buying at full price. Maybe not. But I grabbed it with a 90% discount, and for that price, it's totally worth it.
Steam User 37
A b-movie turned rogue-like shooter with surprisingly fun and precise action gameplay. Big dumb fun with some truly hilarious voice performances.
Steam User 38
It's a roguelike crime action game with a bunch of famous actors from 90s-00s and tons of content
The singleplayer is great and fun, you need smart resource management to capture the whole city before Chuck Norris gets mad at you, but the multiplayer is bad. If the devs had made the same roguelike mode in multiplayer, it would be a win, but we have payday style multiplayer with a huge number of bugs, lags
I'm glad that the game has a roadmap, stable updates and a small price (3.24$ on discount in my region is nothing for so much content & "Freestyler" in the menu)