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Choose a username and a starting look. Your first character begins at rank one; the 13 character ranks show the climb ahead.
Free online gangster game, no download
Street Crime is a free, persistent multiplayer crime game where every rank, alliance and rivalry is shaped by real players. Play directly in your browser: commit crimes, trade between cities, build your turf, join a crew and compete for power.
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Decisions you make in Street Crime
These game screens show the choices behind the character. Chances, prices and team readiness change as you play.
Compare the displayed success chance and risk before pressing Go. Heat changes the odds, so the hardest job is not always the right next move.
Learn your first moves
The same goods sell for different prices in different cities. Weigh the route, carrying capacity and bust risk before spending your cash.
See how city trading works
Experts accept their roles, choose their kit and reach the target city. The leader needs a ready team before the job can begin.
Explore organised crimeOpen any screenshot for a closer look. These September 2026 examples use anonymised characters; the team screen shows a prepared example, not a completed heist.
The official Street Crime trailer
Take your cut. Build your crew. Turn a name nobody knows into one the city remembers.
30 seconds in the underworld. Cinematic trailer with music.
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Your rise through the underworld
Street Crime is a multiplayer strategy RPG: you choose actions on game screens, build a character and live with the results. Crimes, trading and property connect in one continuing world. Start with the beginner guide, then choose the part of the underworld you want to build.
Choose a username and a starting look. Your first character begins at rank one; the 13 character ranks show the climb ahead.
Check a crime's chance before attempting it. Heat builds as you work, so balance another attempt against the risk of jail. See starter ways to earn.
Keep a reserve, compare city trading routes and work towards property. The turf and business guide explains costs, requirements and risks.
Apply to a crew that suits your playing times and meet the requirements for shared jobs. Read how crews and organised crime work before committing.
One connected criminal world
Every system feeds into your character's reputation, resources and relationships. Pick a speciality or use them together to build a balanced criminal empire.
Rise from a street-level nobody towards Godfather or Godmother as new criminal activities become available.
Work with other gangsters, share knowledge and coordinate jobs or conflicts that are too ambitious to handle alone.
Plan attacks, defend property and respond to rivals in a persistent world where player decisions have consequences.
Develop property, protect income-producing buildings and decide where to invest the cash your gangster earns.
Compare contraband prices, travel between cities and take calculated risks to find profitable routes.
Gamble across several games or compete for control of a casino and set the limits other players can challenge.
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Missions and the bosses who hand them out
Missions are story jobs handed out by named bosses. Each one has an arc: a briefing in their own voice, objectives that tick off while you play the game normally, and a payout when you deliver. None of it is bought, and none of it is sold.
Meet the people behind the jobs.Watch in 1080p
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New York
"The old ways are still the best ways. Loyalty above all else."
The Don takes on every new gangster. Draw first blood, get yourself properly equipped and prove you have a steady hand, and the family opens its books to you: collection rounds, a list of cars that need to disappear, and a message that needs sending.
Bogota
"The cartel does not forgive. But those who prove themselves? They become family."
Rosa does not take calls from nobodies. Earn your rank and finish the Don's work first, then start moving product north for her, see off the competition, and find out what it costs to be called the queen of Bogota.
Moscow
Moscow Rules · The Thieves' Code
London Members
The Ivory Room
Rome
The Empty Frame
Take the job and the objectives follow you around the city. Pull a crime, boost a car, win a mugging, buy a piece, fly somewhere or move product, and the boss knows about it. There is no separate screen to babysit.
Some steps put you at the sharp end yourself. Crack a safe by reading what each failed attempt tells you before the attempts run out, defuse a bomb by working out the wiring rules and cutting in the right order, or pick a lock, break a cipher and read a stakeout. Fail and you can reset and go again, but the boss will have something to say.
Arcs pay out cash, honour, prestige and rank points, and there are achievements for the players who see them through. Missions never cost or award credits, so nobody skips ahead by reaching for their wallet.
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Characters
Pick one of six characters and build them yourself. It costs nothing to start, and you can change your look whenever you feel like a different kind of trouble.
Gangsta
Femme Fatale
Assassin Girl
Wise Guy
Yakuza
Continental New
Tops, trousers, shoes, hair, eyes, hats, shades, chains, tattoos, masks and full suits, mixed however you like. Most of it is paid for with the cash you earn on the street, and a small number of pieces are exclusive.
Some of it cannot be bought at all. A handful of items only come unlocked when your stats or your achievements say you have earned them, so a well dressed gangster is telling you something about how far they have come.
Your finished portrait then follows you around: it sits on your profile, on the list of players currently online, and on the card you share outside the game.
Play in your browser
Street Crime runs in a web browser, so your character, crew and turf are available wherever you can securely access your account. The interface keeps detailed systems within reach while preserving the deliberate pace of a classic crime RPG.
Before you enter the streets
Creating an account and starting the game is free, with no payment card needed. Memberships and credits offer optional paid benefits; the free and paid features table explains the difference.
Yes. Players share cities, markets, crews, rankings and conflict systems. Your character continues between visits. Check dated game activity and release evidence to see what is happening now.
No. Street Crime is played through a web browser. JavaScript and cookies are required for account and gameplay features.
Yes, Street Crime runs in a mobile browser using the same account as desktop. See the mobile gameplay captures to check how the screens fit your phone before signup.
It is a browser strategy RPG built around decisions, character progress and other players. You select crimes and actions through game screens. The gameplay preview shows the interface; the free practice puzzle lets you try one mission mechanic.
You can commit crimes, steal vehicles, trade between cities, join a crew, build turf, own businesses and challenge rivals. Watch the First Blood briefing and practice puzzle to see actual screens before registering.
Straight from the street
Fresh improvements, repairs and events from the live Street Crime world.
Take a car from your garage to the race board and post a challenge or take one, with cash, credits, items or the keys to the car on the line, or race the locals for XP while you learn the tracks. The quicker car and the steadier driver have the edge but...
Fit tuning parts at Redline Customs to make a car quicker, restyle it in the body shop with paint, underglow, tint, plates and a race number, and build a Private Garage on your turf for an extra bay every five levels and five seconds off every job per level...
From now on a car you steal with GTA or take in a crew garage raid sits on the stolen list for seven days: you can drive it, ship it, sell it to the dealer or race the locals in it, but it can't race for stakes or in events, go on the car market, into a trade...
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