crime simulator pc

Developer CookieDev and publisher Ultimate Games S.A. have officially released Crime Simulator on PC. The newest simulator from the developer who previously released Thief Simulator is a stealth-driven action game set in the criminal underworld.

Crime Simulator offers both single-player and online co-op modes for up to 4 players. The game releases today on PC via Steam. The console release for Crime Simulator is scheduled for the first half of 2026. It’s confirmed to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Players explore diverse locations with multiple accessible buildings, including Rural Street and Lakeside Street. H1-Texas Train Station is designed specifically for robbery missions. The available equipment includes lockpicks, crowbars, silenced pistols, baseball bats, drones, and scanners.

There are four difficulty levels in Crime Simulator. There is a Casual mode focused on relaxed gameplay, and then there is a Master mode requiring precise planning.

Here are the Key Features in Crime Simulator:

  • Build your career in the criminal underworld;
  • Take on stealth-based missions and heists;
  • Play solo or co-op (up to 4 players);
  • Unlock new skills and upgrade your gear;
  • Use a wide range of tools and weapons.
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