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Enjoyed Crime Boss: Rockay City? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as PAYDAY 3, The Break-In, Teardown. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Crime Boss: Rockay City: Crime Boss: Rockay City is a first-person shooter about heists for 1–4 cooperative players, combining stealthy infiltration with intense shootouts. In the solo roguelike campaign, players take on the role of Travis Baker, assembling their own crew of criminals and working to overthrow the current gang leaders and take control of Rockay City. The game offers the Urban Legends, Shuffle and Rockay Rumble modes, cross-platform multiplayer and a shared progression system across solo and co-op play.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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PAYDAY 3

PAYDAY 3 is a one-to-four-player co-op FPS built around the fantasy of the ultimate heist, set in the most iconic city in the world, New York. The action runs from the financial fortresses of Wall Street to Manhattan penthouses and the streets in between. Players create their own heister with a custom look, loadout and skills and join the world's most recognisable crew, getting out with the prize either without a trace or through a hail of bullets. Once the alarm sounds, cops, SWAT and special units move in, and the crew has to fight its way out with the loot, where coordination and keeping your nerve under pressure decide the outcome.

The Break-In

The Break-In is a cooperative game for 1 to 4 players, in which you sneak into houses, shops and casino vaults during burglaries and try to haul away the most valuable items. Stolen goods are loaded into your van, sold, and the proceeds are spent on new equipment for riskier jobs. The game can be played in virtual reality or without it, and VR and non-VR players can join the same session. Climbing around the location, using ladders and various gadgets are central to progress, and each mission features randomly generated rooms and characters.

Teardown

Teardown is an action, indie, simulation and strategy game in which you plan and carry out perfect heists in a fully destructible world made of voxels. You can tear down walls with vehicles or explosives and reshape the environment to your advantage by running, jumping, driving or slingshotting through it. The forty-mission story campaign takes you through revenge, betrayal and insurance fraud, as you steal cars, demolish buildings, blow open safes and dodge robots that shoot without hesitation. You can play alone or with up to twelve players online, in sandbox mode or with mods created by the community.

The Blackout Club

The Blackout Club is a first-person co-op horror game in which a group of teenage friends investigates a monstrous secret beneath their small town. Players, 1 to 4 at a time, face procedurally generated missions and an enemy visible only with eyes closed. Each night townspeople sleepwalk out of bed and wake with no memory of it. Drones, noisemakers and grappling hooks help players outwit the adults, and every night brings new goals, enemies and loot.

GTFO

GTFO is a hardcore cooperative horror shooter in which a team of prisoners is sent into an underground prison. When The Warden, the entity holding them captive, issues a new Work Order, the team enters the Rundown — expeditions leading deeper into a decayed research facility called The Complex, where they scavenge tools and resources. Bots can fill in for a missing player or two, but the game is built around four prisoners who choose gear, boosters and weapons before each drop. Many creatures hibernate and are woken by light, noise or vibration; once one of these Sleepers notices you, the rest know too.

Intruder

Intruder is a team-based multiplayer game in which spies and guards face off. Intruders carefully sneak through the buildings toward their objective, while guards use a range of tactical gadgets to trap their opponents. The first-person gameplay includes climbing, crawling through vents and swimming, and the ballistics account for windage and bullet drop. Players communicate via a hand radio, real SWAT hand signals and proximity voice chat, which nearby enemies can also hear. Bodies can be launched out of windows with ‘ragdoll physics’ or used to play dead.