Gangstar Vegas: World of Crime
9.8.0f
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9.8.0f
Gangstar Vegas is an open-world RPG where you rise as the leader of a gang in Las Vegas.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Gangstar Vegas is an open-world RPG in which you start out and rise as the leader of a gang in Las Vegas. The listing calls it an online game, and the story runs through gang wars, mafia deals and clashes with crime cartels across the city. Google Play rates it 18+, and its content is built around violence and organised crime.
The game combines a few kinds of play: shooting from behind the character, boxing, driving and free roaming. Players move between these inside one large city instead of separate levels. The listing presents it as a fit for people who want crime stories with plenty of action.
The core missions are third-person shooting sections, with gunfights against gangs and cartel members. Missions are part of an RPG story, so progress through them shapes your standing in the city's gang world. The developer lists several crime clans you can side with, each with its own conflicts.
Shooting challenges sit alongside the story missions as separate targets to complete. Gang wars and mafia battles are the larger set pieces, where your gang fights for territory and control.
Boxing takes place in a fight-night mode, separate from the shooting. The listing also describes street fights that can happen anywhere in the city, not only at scheduled events. These sit alongside the mafia deals that move the story forward.
Because street fights can start at any point while roaming, combat is not limited to mission areas.
The city can be driven, with several vehicles to choose from. Car chases are a named part of the missions, so driving is tied to the story as well as to free movement. The open world lets you move between missions on your own route rather than following a fixed path.
Between missions, the open city is the main space to explore. The listing describes the city as large and full of activity, and it is where the chases, street fights and wars take place.
The listing says extra missions are added with each update and each season. Limited-time events are also run alongside the regular story, so the content available changes over time. Players who return after a break will find new missions added since their last visit, according to the developer.
Seasons and events are the way the game adds new content after launch. Their timing depends on the developer's schedule, which the listing does not spell out.
The build we hold is Gangstar Vegas: World of Crime 9.8.0f (XAPK bundle) for Android 5.0 and up.
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