Bring the Whole Crew
Up to 8 players over Steam, with one of you hosting. Every character has an ultimate of their own, from double gun damage to the Hot Dog Guy's spray of mustard. Friendly fire stays on, and voice chat fades with distance.

8 Criminals. Endless Mayhem.
A roguelike co-op crime sandbox for up to 8 friends. Pull jobs all over Bay City and keep the cops off your back.
Every run starts broke. Take a job off the board, pull it off with your crew and spend the cash on bigger guns and better gear. About every ten minutes the city gets tougher, so the jobs pay more and the guards and police hit back harder. After 30 minutes the legendary jobs open up, and beating all three wins the run. If the whole crew goes down at once, you're busted and start again from nothing. Sandbox mode drops the stakes and gives you the city with unlimited lives.
Up to 8 players over Steam, with one of you hosting. Every character has an ultimate of their own, from double gun damage to the Hot Dog Guy's spray of mustard. Friendly fire stays on, and voice chat fades with distance.
Bay City is one map with no loading screens. It runs from the downtown towers and the harbor out past the suburbs to the farms and the quarry, and you can walk right into the bank, the hospital and the police station.
Rob a gas station. Drill the City Bank vault and hold out until it opens, or hit an armored truck on its route. Street races pay too, and buying the last donut at a donut shop brings every cop in town down on you. The three legendary jobs are something else: storm the police precinct, take on the army and bring down Mechacopzilla, a 19-meter boss built out of cops.
Bling is the loot that builds you up over a run, and there are sixty pieces of it. Pilot Wings give you a jump in mid-air, and every extra pair adds one more. A Disco Ball makes everyone near a headshot kill stop and dance. Cheap Cologne pulls in passers-by who follow you around and take bullets meant for you. Loaded Dice can double a job's pay. Some pieces come with a catch: the Iced-Out Chain hits hard, but cops spot you sooner. It drops from enemies and jobs, turns up in stashes, stacks with no limit and resets when the run ends.
Every car on the street is fair game, and so is the police helicopter. Chop shops keep a wanted list when you need quick money. Mind the other drivers. Some have short tempers and will ram you right back.
SWAT rolls in at four stars and the feds at five. Past that it's roadblocks and a second helicopter. To lose them, break line of sight and get under a roof. A live police radio calls the chase as it happens.*
*The police radio runs on AI. Nothing on it is recorded ahead of time. It writes its own script from what's happening in your game and voices it on the spot, which recorded lines can't do. Turn it off in Options > Gameplay > Police Chatter.
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