Organised crime first-person shooter Crime Boss: Rockay City ... Set in the titular Rockay City, the game opens in the midst of a huge turf war between rival crime factions, after the demise ...

Set in the titular Rockay City, Crime Boss opens in the midst of a huge turf war between rival crime factions, after the demise of a previous crime overlord has left people battling for the ...

But beyond the glamour, there is a fierce turf war raging on… After the demise of the previous crime boss, there’s an open vacancy for a new King of Rockay City – but it isn’t just you who ...

The delightfully tongue-in-cheek Crime Boss: Rockay City has just launched on Steam ... of development Jarek Kolář to discuss the game's rocky launch, how far it's come since, and the dedicated ...

Fictional crime is fun ... goal of all rival [AI-controlled gang] bosses is to get influence over the whole city [through]... open war between factions in the streets.” He continues: “the ...

Crime Boss: Rockay City is a really unique and slightly ambitious game from developer Ingame Studios, but it unfortunately lacks the depth needed to make it stand out. You play as Travis Baker ...

Crime Boss: Rockay City from upstart developer Ingame Studios tries to emulate those moments with the vibe of a ’90s action flick, but the game itself is an example of an operation going south ...

During last year’s Game Awards, 505 Games announced Crime Boss: Rockay City. Nobody knew what the game was really about, as the trailer promised celebrities such as Michael Madsen, Kim Basinger ...

Crime Boss: Rockay City takes Payday’s potent formula and plops it in the middle of the decade that brought us bleached hair, dial-up internet, and the ’92-’93 Dallas Mavericks ...

Crime Boss: Rockay City reviewed by Luke Reilly on PC. "Crime Boss: Rockay City is an overly ambitious air ball on all fronts, from its sloppy moment-to-moment gameplay to its largely abysmal ...