Multiplayer rogue-like games centered around turf wars are just as fresh as squad-based battle royale games in Grand Theft Auto 5. Even thoughCrime Boss: Rockay Cityis a game that has its own specific mechanics for you to work with, it still shares visual and gameplay similarities with other FPS titles.
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There are certain things you’re going to do as a player that others will find relatable. Not only does it have visual and gameplay similarities, but nobody can blame you for wanting to cheese through certain segments of the game if you know how to.
10Dying Again And Again To Get Beefy Perks
As counter-intuitive as it may seem, you may actually adopt a strategy to keep dying and accumulate buffs in the form of perk cards that incentivize you to keep playing even though carrying on seems rather difficult.
Eventually, you’ll get gifted with something like a silencer that can potentially make the game a bit too easy for you to navigate through. Since it’s arogue-like game, the relentless barrage of enemies can be tedious to overcome without the right buffs to nudge you through the hard sections.
9Go Up To A Commander And Shoot Them Directly
Turf wars tend to be a rather long and tedious exercise. You’re going to potentially lose a large amount of ammo and manpower if you keep going about it the conventional goody-two-shoes way. Mowing down each enemy until you make your way to the commander won’t always work.
That’s exactly why you will probably choose to bypass the trouble and try to aim for killing the head of the snake itself, instead of tackling the rest of its body in a vain attempt to assert dominance.
8Waste Money On Expendable Goons Left Behind
As valuable as teamwork is, some people take the term “no man left behind” a bit too seriously. In this game, even thoughyour teammates cost a ton for you to hire in case you’re playing the game solo,they won’t end up abandoning you just because they died.
You can actually rely on them one more time before they truly fade away. You might even decide to leave them behind on purpose at times since picking them up is too much of a hassle.
7Reviving Your Team And Letting Them Do The Fighting
Crime Boss: Rockay City suffers from something terrible, the “not providing you adequate cover” problem. So when you find an area you may use to get yourself covered, you’re most likely going to stick to it.
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This is especially true for mid-game since that’s when the barrage of enemies and their onslaught gets way too overwhelming. You might even start relying on the NPCs to get the job done for you while you play the role of the team’s medic.
6Sell All Your Assets On The Black Market
It’s tempting with all those assets lying around insidethe safe house. What are you going to do with big sacks of money? It’s easier to just sell it off to the black market instead of hoarding it yourself and waiting for some miracle breakthrough.
You need that money to survive. Trading in your assets for crypto is highly necessary for you to keep progressing in the game. It’s important since you need money to execute certain missions.
5Skip Through The Cutscenes To Avoid The Choppy Voice Acting
Some of the gameplay features of Crime Boss: Rockay City made it feel engaging and cohesive to play. Although, as interesting as those features may be, your immersion gets butchered by the way the cast’s voices got incorporated into the game.
Not just that, the celebrity faces sometimes fall underuncanny valley territory, it even forgets to sync up to the visuals at times. You will definitely get tired of the writing and dialogue delivery and start skipping cutscenes.
4Ziptying Random Civilians For Fun
As if holding up a bank or engaging in a turf war wasn’t making the lives of the surrounding NPCs hell already, now you can up the ante on their misery. Just get close to one of the poor sods cowering in fear in front of you and simply tap a button to zip-tie them where they stand.
Just when you think you can’t make their days any worse, the game just throws out new ways to innovate how you can ruin their lives. Sometimes it even locks them in place if they clip through static objects.
3Completely Emptying A Place You’re Robbing
Feeling confident? You have the chance to end up staying behind and actually pulling off the heist of the century by milking an area till it’s dry of all the resources you need, like gold or money.
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This game lets you finish what you started, and you’ll definitely end up choosing to take the hard route to secure a little extra income for your efforts. Sometimes greed does actually pay off, other times you’re getting shot at by the enemy and the cops.
2Attempting To Disable Cameras With Your Fists
You’d be surprised at the kind of feats you are capable of pulling off with just your fists and using your gun as a melee weapon. You’ll probably end up putting in the effort to jump up and strike at cameras during a stealth mission.
Although it looks cool, pummeling away at the camera won’t do anything to it, even though you’re able to shatter multiple wooden crates with barely any difficulty or loss in overall health.
1Stealth Kill As Many Enemies As Possible
What do you do when you’re running dangerously low on ammo or are just tired of tediously grinding through endless waves of enemies that don’t seem to relent, especially during a stealth mission?
You utilize just how broken the stealth kill system is and try to take down as many enemies as you may by crouching around and one-shotting them with a strike to their lower backs. It’s an impressive ability, but it’s hard to pull off consistently mid-game.
