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The ability to purchase higher-tiered weapons is nice, but the revolver that’s stock with Baker is effective. The AI crew members can be individually upgraded with new weapons as well. It will pick up bags of stolen goods as what can be stolen at once is limited. Everything usually ends up in a shoot out and the AI assistance is decent. This doesn’t include the cameras and there really isn’t a way to disable these. It’s cool to stake out a jewelry store or a bank, but it takes a minimal mistake to trigger the cops and SWAT team showing up. You can’t trick the AI or tip them off by making a distraction and most of the time the AI is standing around the goal area for whatever is being stolen. The ability to stealth kill and intimidate enemies is available, but rarely works. The idea of the game is comparable to the Payday franchise, but it lacks the depth and polish. Some are robbing a van or a bank with a handful of various options on each map. There are a few different settings with changed environment options for the various heists. Others include simply allocating soldiers, a la Risk, to take over that area of the map.
There are other types of gameplay options that pop up during the story that will have an all out turf war with multiple members taking each other on to take over an area. After a while, this cutscene tends to get old as it starts a trend for the entire game. Each time you die, the game replays the original introduction cutscene as you’ll start back on Day 1. If you do die, you keep your progress and start over. You’ll advance day by day while allocating resources and crew members. The single player dives into a rogue-like design as the story offers perma-death no matter how far you’ve gotten. The King of Rockay City has been removed so it’s open season for any of these crime bosses.
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Travis Baker wants to take control of the city which is done through various heists that upgrade himself as well as build an army alongside him.
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Rockay City is a fictional city that’s based in Florida and full of banks and crime syndicates. The exterior attraction and the marketing is there with the art mimicking the Grand Theft Auto franchise.
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Complete with this impressive cast that movie buffs will love, the presentation is excellent. The game is categorized as an “Organized Crime” game and it almost feels like someone brought the drug text-based game from the TI-85 calculator to life. While there’s no beating Chuck Norris, there’s a bit beating this game as it seems to suffer from an identity crisis while offering a lot for players with a short attention span. Other cast members include Kim Basinger as Casey, Danny Trejo as Dollar Dragon, Danny Glover as Gloves, Damion Poitier is Nasara, Michael Booker as Touchdown, Vanilla Ice as Hielo and finally Chuck Norris as Sheriff Norris. The stars here are notable as it’s headlined by Michael Madsen playing the main character, Travis Baker. Are you a big fan of nineties action flicks? Do you love recognizable B-Movie actors? INGAME STUDIOS has released Crime Boss: Rockay City that seems to take a variety of elements from various heist games while implementing a rogue-like element to the single player story.
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