$14.99Crime Simulator Heists your way: quiet or loud
Pay off your debt by pulling off burglaries and bigger jobs, sneaking in solo or causing chaos with up to three friends.
Is Crime Simulator worth it?
Crime Simulator is worth it if…
- you like fast heists where every night is a gamble for loot
- you want break-ins solo or in chaotic 4-player co-op
- you like unlocking tools, skills, and hideout upgrades between jobs
- you like picking silent, sneaky, or bat-swinging approaches
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Pay off the debt before time runs out
You owe money and the clock keeps ticking. Every night you break in, grab valuables, and finish jobs to chip away at what you owe, and missing your quota means losing everything.
Three areas give you different targets, security setups, and loot to learn, from high-tech mansions to rough neighborhoods. Buy insider tips online to find the best houses, weak security, and high-value loot, then plan fast and take the risk when it counts.
Sneaky, gassy, or swinging a bat
Every job starts with the gear you bring. Slip locked doors with lockpicks, quietly drop guards and cameras with a crossbow, or pump sleeping gas through vents and let the whole building doze off. When quiet fails, the baseball bat settles arguments.
Later tools open wilder options. Scout with drones, keep troublemakers still with zip ties, and track the good stuff with scanners. You pick silent ghost, gas-and-grab, or full brawl.
Rob together or stab each other in the back
You can work alone or bring up to three friends in 4-player co-op. Split up to cover more rooms, coordinate who carries the loot, and watch each other's backs while security closes in.
The game leaves room for betrayal too. Share the payout fairly, or pull a double-cross if you feel bold and live with what happens next.
Get stronger, faster, and harder to catch
Crime pays better with practice. More than 15 skills change how you operate, from bigger inventory space to sharper perception and quieter movement, so you can take riskier houses for richer hauls.
Your hideout pulls its weight as well. A bed boosts health, training gear raises inventory capacity, and a treadmill makes you sprint like a pro. Add in four rare abilities from the voucher machine, like calling off the cops once per game or repairing loot and tools, and timing them right can save a bad night.
Good to know before you steal?
Is this like Thief Simulator?
No. This is a fast-paced roguelite grind built around risk, reward, and replayability, not slow stealth simulation. You run jobs against a debt deadline, keep what works, and try bolder houses each night.
Can I play solo or with friends?
Both. Go alone or team up in 4-player co-op to coordinate break-ins, split loot, and back each other up when jobs get messy.
What tools do I get?
Lockpicks, a crossbow, sleeping gas, and a baseball bat to start, plus drones, zip ties, and scanners later. Mix silent entry, scouting, and brute force to match the house and your mood.
How do I get better at crime?
Unlock skills that expand inventory, perception, and stealth, furnish your hideout for health and speed bonuses, and grab powerful one-shot abilities like calling off the cops from the voucher machine.
