Crime Boss: Rockay City

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Crime Boss: Rockay City Steam Banner Release Date: 28 March 2023 Developer: Ingame Studios Publisher: 505 Games Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox series X/S Genre: First-person shooter

Crime Boss: Rockay City is a an FPS developed by Ingame studios and plays similarly to the Payday series with up to four players accomplishing various missions that are mostly heists in an ambiguously 90s Miami inspired city of Rockay (though the game makes little attempt to keep weaponry to the appropriate-era and updates later added a high-tech faction that uses robots).

The game notably has a rogue-like single-player mode called Baker's Battle where the player assumes the role of the titular Baker, played by Michael Madsen, as he attempts to slowly takeover Rockay City from his rivals before Sheriff Norris, played by Chuck Norris, is able to complete his investigation and track Baker down, with both traditional missions as well as unique "Turf War" battles in this mode.

A notable small detail is that pressing the "Reload" button with a full magazine will have the player character instead check their ammo.

The following weapons appear in the video game Crime Boss: Rockay City:

Pistols

Beretta 92 Variant

A rather heavily-stylized Beretta 92 variant appears a usable weapon called the "Brescia 92" (Brescia being the city where Beretta's main facilities are located). It appears to have been modeled off a gun with a Recover Tactical BC2 grip/rail module installed (a fact supported by the grip's "DEEPCOVER" marking); it lacks a slide-mounted safety similar to a Taurus PT92, though it also lacks that gun's frame-mounted safety, making it unclear if that was the actual basis. It also features an extended, ported barrel vaguely reminiscent of the Beretta 93R, and a strange slide with a series of bars over the exposed portion of the barrel and rear serrations that are apparently separate, detachable components.

An image of a completely normal 92FS is featured on some of the game's ammo boxes.

Beretta 92FS with Recover Tactical BC2 Grip & Rail System - 9x19mm Parabellum

The "Brescia 92", in all its wonky-looking glory. The BC2's rather thick trigger guard appears to still be part of the grip, though the rail has instead been made into its own separate component; curiously, the disassembly lever (now exposed, rather than being mostly covered by the grip module) has been re-marked as if it were the safety, and is halfway between its two available positions.

The other side of the pistol, showing that the odd slide release (seemingly turned from a pivoting lever into a sliding button) has been made ambidextrous.

Aiming the "Brescia 92"; this gives a good view of the strange cocking serration plates, which stick up past the wider bottom portion of the slide.

The "Brescia 92" with a sight and suppressor; note that the hammer isn't fully cocked.

The Beretta on a box of bullets next to some classic universal video game ammo; sadly, this non-bastardized Beretta is inaccessible in-game.

Glock 18C

The Glock 18C appears as the "Glizzy". It holds 17 rounds by default, but an upgraded version called the "Glizzy R+" with a 25-round magazine is available.

Glock 18C (3rd Generation) - 9x19mm Parabellum

Inspecting the "Glizzy".

Checking the magazine of the upgraded "Glizzy".

CZ 75 Automatic

The CZ 75 Automatic appears as a Tactical Weapons Pack DLC weapon called the "Bohemia" (which is a region located in the Czech Republic and also the historical name for the lands, although CZ is located in the Moravian region) with the foregrip-magazine never being loaded.

CZ 75 Automatic - 9x19mm Parabellum

Inspecting the "Bohemia".

The pistol's other side. Note that the secondary magazine is attached much more vertically than the real pistol's.

Aiming the CZ at some boxes of ammo.

SIG-Sauer P220

The "Swiss" is an early-model SIG-Sauer P220 (with the name alluding to its country of origin), serving as the basic pistol that most low-level player characters and generic criminals use. An upgraded version is available as the "Swiss Elite ES"; contrary to what the name would suggest, this is not a P220 Elite.

SIG-Sauer P220 (1st-generation "American" model) - 9x19mm Parabellum

Inspecting the "Swiss"; note the slightly non-standard slide profile (with a distinct bulge near the front) and the "PIG" marking just behind this, as an obvious spoof of SIG.

The other side of the P220, showing the serial number, and what appears to be an incomplete accessory rail (a feature of later variants of the P220) just below it.

Holding the "Swiss Elite ES".

Not much has changed visually beyond the suppressor, though this version has a small error where the magazine is visually empty when inspected.

Taurus PT22

The Taurus PT22 appears as the "PT 22" and is the unique pistol of the character "Runaway". It holds only 7 rounds, rather than the real weapon's 8-round capacity.

Taurus PT22 with pink faux-pearl grips and gold accents - .22 LR

The "PT 22" notably has one of the more unique "first equip" animations as Runaway (or whoever was given the PT 22 in Baker's Battle, as weapons can be swapped in that mode before the start of a mission) first takes out a purse...

...then opens it to reveal the PT22 inside.

Checking the magazine.

Inspecting the Taurus. Yes, the pink faux-pearl grips are an actual factory option.

Aiming; the sights are, as one would expect, rather small. Also note the uncocked hammer - this is correct, as the PT22 is a DAO handgun.

Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark XIX

A current-production Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark XIX appears as a usable weapon, under the name "DE 44"; in spite of this name, it has a non-fluted barrel (indicative of a .50 AE variant), and a 10-round capacity (indicative of absolutely no extant variant). The pistol is also carried by Sheriff Norris in cutscenes.

Magnum Research Desert Eagle Mark XIX with railed frame and railed/ported barrel - .50 AE

Sheriff Norris with three Desert Eagles in a cutscene, pointing his only non-golden one at his own lieutenant as he demands to know why "dogs" has suddenly become a proper noun.

Revolvers

Ruger GP100

The "Bearslayer" is a revolver used by Ranger for his final Vietnam flashback mission. It appears to be based on the Ruger GP100.

Blued Ruger GP100 with 6" barrel, adjustable rear sights, and Hogue grips - .357 Magnum

Ranger holds his "Bearslayer".

Inspecting the "Bearslayer". The markings indicate its actual name is the "Ronger Giant Buffalo", with "Ronger" likely being a parody of Ruger, and is chambered in .44 Magnum, a caliber the GP100 is not available in.

Reloading the "Bearslayer".

"Handcannon"

The "Handcannon" is a 20-round magazine-fed automatic revolver (though with a slow rate of fire) that is rarely available.

Finding a trio of Handcannon revolvers when robbing a vault.

Inspecting the Handcannon.

Reloading the Handcannon. It appears to use some sort of helical magazine. There is no explanation as to the mechanics of this thing, nor can we at IMFDB begin to hypothesize as to the point of this design, or how any of it works.

And if that wasn't enough- it also has a top-break cylinder, which is utilized when checking the cylinder, which doesn't rotate when firing.

Aiming the Handcannon one-handed due to carrying two bags- which somehow has no effects on accuracy or the character's wrists.

Submachine Guns

Brügger & Thomet MP-9

The Brügger & Thomet MP-9 appears as the "Sting" and is notably anachronistic due to being first manufactured in 2001 (although this is the most egregious anachronism in the game).

Brügger & Thomet MP-9 - 9x19mm

Palms takes a second to check the magazine of his time travelling submachine gun.

Inspecting the other side of the MP-9.

Heckler & Koch MP5A3

TheHeckler & Koch MP5A3 appears as the "9mm SMG" and is used by both SWAT and Cagnali's human forces. It incorrectly holds 40 rounds in a 30-round magazine.

Heckler & Koch MP5-N with Navy trigger group, threaded muzzle, railed handguard, RIS foregrip, and M68 Aimpoint red dot scope - 9x19mm

Inspecting Silver's unique MP5, one of the blessedly less mutated offerings on hand. It uses an older-style SEF marked lower, as opposed to the newer "Navy" lower which uses pictograms. While the markings here appear upside down, this is indeed how they look on the real thing- although the upside down markings are present on the right side of the gun, not the left as seen here.

The other side of Silver's unique MP5. It incorrectly has an ambidextrous selector, whereas on a real MP5, there is only an indicator as to what fire mode is selected on the right side of the weapon.

Subduing a guard with the stock.

Sa vz. 61 Skorpion

The Sa vz. 61 Skorpion appears as the "Scorp" with the stock removed.

Sa vz. 61 Škorpion - .32 ACP

Inspecting the Scorpion.

Inspecting the other side of the Scorpion.

Special Weapons MP-10

Added in the Cagnali's Order DLC (a throwback DLC to 90s science-fiction) which adds the Cagnali Industries faction who employ Robots, the "SCUDOMINION" is sci-fi version of the Special Weapons MP-10 that fires lasers at the target and is carried by Cagnali robots. Such a weapon and its users are extremely anachronistic for the vague 90s setting.

Coharie Arms MP-10 with its UMP-style stock and weaponlight - 9x19mm. This weapon is from the inventory of The Specialists Ltd.

Special Weapons MP-10 with stock removed - 9x19mm

The "SCUDOMINION" held by the robot on the right.

Baker inspects his "SCUDOMINION" provided by a destroyed robot.

Performing an ammo check with the "SCUDOMINION" has an empty magazine.

Intratec TEC-9

The "Kellgern 9" appears to be based on the Intratec TEC-9 with a more square barrel instead of circular and is popular with low tier members of Helio's gang.

Intratec TEC-9 (post-1987 version) - 9x19mm

Inspecting the "Kellgern 9".

The other side of the "Kellgern 9".

"BU-RP"

The "BU-RP" is a submachine gun that appears to be a hybrid of the Heckler & Koch UMP45 and FN P90. It notably is locked to bursts and semi-automatic unlike either submachine gun.

Heckler & Koch UMP45 - .45 ACP

FN P90 - 5.7x28mm

Inspecting the "BU-RP E" variant which can only be obtained from police forces.

The other side of the "BU-RP E"

While hard to see normally, the magazine does actually deplete as the weapon is fired.

Shotgun

"Pump"

The "Pump" is a basic shotgun that is popular with basic cops.

Inspecting the "Pump".

The "Pump" on the ground.

Ithaca 37

The Ithaca 37 appears as the "Lupara Short" with 5-shell capacity and is popular with enemy gangs and a common starting weapon on new team members.

Ithaca 37 riot with pistol grip - 12 gauge

Inspecting the "Lupara Short".

Rifles

AK-74N

An AK-74N appears as the "Vintovka" (Vintovka meaning rifle in Russian). It is used exclusively with steel magazines, seemingly modeled off of the Romanian PA md. 86's. The Vietcong sniper who serves as the "boss" of Ranger's first Vietnam flashback is the only VC armed with it instead of the AKS-74U.

AK-74 - 5.45x39mm

Inspecting the "Vintovka"; note the side dovetail rail, making this an N variant.

The other side, showing that the selector is correctly set to full-auto, and that the rivet holes seem to be leaking oil somehow.

AKS-74U

The AKS-74U appears as the "Vintovka U". The character Mozart has a unique version equipped with a suppressor and scope and it is used by enemies in Ranger's Vietnam flashbacks.

AKS-74U - 5.45x39mm

Mozart holds his custom "Vintovka U".

Inspecting the custom "Vintovka U".

Inspecting the other side of the "Vintovka U".

"Chopper"

The "Chopper" is a short-barreled AR-15 variant best resembling the Mk 18 Mod 0 that can fire in burst or semi-automatic firing modes and feeds from 20-round Magpul PMAGs. The second tier of Baker's Army in Turf Wars as well as some Patrol Officers and SWAT carry it as their main weapon; Ranger and other US soldiers also use it in his Vietnam flashbacks, long before railed handguards, flat-topped upper receivers, or burst-only trigger groups would become features of the AR-15 family.

Mk 18 Mod 0 with RIS handguard and rail covers - 5.56x45mm NATO

Holding the "Chopper"; note the slightly misshapen carrying handle with a very oversized illuminated rear aperture, as well as the visible Crane-style stock.

Inspecting the carbine, showing its curious lack of a muzzle device. Note that the safety is pushed slightly past where "SAFE" should be; while not visible here, on the in-game gun this position is marked "BURST", with the actual burst-fire position marked "SAFE" in its place.

The other side of the "Chopper". Oddly, while it is modeled with a gas block, the massive vent holes in the handguard show that there doesn't appear to be an actual gas tube to render it useful.

In his PTSD nightmares of 'Nam, Ranger checks his magazine next to an ally also with equipped with the "Chopper", most certainly not the kind of Colt carbine GIs were using back in the 60s.

Colt Law Enforcement Carbine

The "Timm 4" is an AR-15 variant reminiscent of the Colt Law Enforcement Carbine that is mainly used by SWAT. It is incorrectly portrayed as being as full-auto whereas the Colt LE Carbine is semi-automatic only. It has four variants: the base "Timm 4" with 30-round magazines, "Timm 4 EH" with an Eotech Holo Sight and 40-round magazine (which is still modeled as a 30-rounder), "Timm 4 EOSG" with an ACOG, foregrip, suppressor, and 40-round magazine and the "Timm 4 ERCG" with an Red Dot Sight, foregrip, and 50-round magazine.

Colt LE6920 SOCOM with 20-round magazine, RIS handguard, and Matech rear sight - 5.56x45mm NATO

Finding a "Timm 4 EOSG" variant locked up in a gun store display.

Inspecting the "Timm 4 EOSG". Note the two-position fire selector, which is set to safe. The markings near the fire selector are also similar to the ones seen on actual Colt AR-15s, which list the company's name and place of manufacture in Hartford, Connecticut.

The other side of the "Timm 4 EOSG" shows it has an ambidextrous fire selector, not a stock option on any Colt rifle.

Heckler & Koch SL8-1

The Heckler & Koch SL8-1 was added with the Tactical Weapons Pack as the "Slate 36".

Factory Heckler & Koch SL8-1 - 5.56x45mm NATO

Inspecting the SL8-1.

"NESHEK"

The "NESHEK" is one of the game's available assault rifles; it is a frankly bizarre bullpup AK variant chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, seemingly built off the receiver of an STV-380 (a Vietnamese license-produced version of the IWI Galil ACE 32 that incorporates some more traditional AK-type controls), fitted with a stylized 3rd-generation CAR-15 stock (with the reinforcing ribs moved from the buffer tube to the buttplate), a Hera Arms CQR foregrip as its pistol grip (with a trigger seemingly just inserted into the front, lacking even a trigger guard), a vaguely AUG-like left-side charging handle, and the ventilated handguard of a Valmet M62.

STV-380 - 7.62x39mm

Valmet M62 - 5.56x45mm NATO

Unlocking the "NESHEK". Note that this advertisement shows a different version, with an AR-like quad-railed handguard, a shorter polymer lower receiver, a non-railed top cover, a vaguely Magpul-esque flip-up rear sight combined with a front sight far too small to line up with it (the rear sight instead simply having a front sight merged into it, with no concern for how this is actually supposed to help), and a cheek riser on the stock. This version is (or was) actually usable, although it isn't clear how they're distinguished in-game.

The updated NESHEK model on the ground.

Performing a melee attack with the "NESHEK" with a nearly-empty magazine, giving a good view of the handguard, stock, and receiver.

Inserting a new, visibly-full 25-round magazine. The lever above the magazine well appears to be some kind of awkwardly placed ambidextrous fire selector, as the player character's hands will flick the fire mode off-screen on the right of the gun which moves this lever too, its rather awkward placement would probably make it difficult to change quickly (not to mention the pointlessness of an ambidextrous fire selector on a non-ambidextrous bullpup).

Machine Guns

M249 SAW Para

The M249 SAW Para appears as the "SAW PARA", it used by Heavy SWAT and can be purchased by the player with the "Heavy Hitters" DLC pack. A version with a belt can be found in certain missions or purchased while SWAT exclusively use it loaded with 30-round STANAG magazines.

M249 Paratrooper with Picatinny rail and 200-round drum - 5.56x45mm NATO

Finding the M249 SAW in a vault.

Inspecting the M249 SAW.

Inspecting the other side.

Inspecting the M249 loaded with a STANAG magazine.

M60

The M60 machine gun is an available weapon and is simply called the "MG", but is referred to as an M60 in dialogue and objective text in the third Vietnam flashback. It is slightly stylized, featuring a shorter barrel and longer, ventilated handguard that encompasses most of the barrel. Touchdown (played by Michael Rooker) uses a unique M60 when defending the player's turf, which is upgraded depending on the level of Baker's Turf War Army (most notably going from 120, to 160, then 200 round capacity). Ranger also has his own unique version unlocked after his third Vietnam flashback mission. There is also a stationary turret version.

M60 - 7.62x51mm NATO

Ranger holds the M60 during his flashback.

Inspecting Ranger's unique M60.

Touchdown with Ranger's M60 in the loading screen for Turf defenses as originally it was used by Touchdown until an update.

Holding Touchdown's unique M60.

Inspecting Touchdown's unique M60.

The other side.

A mounted M60.

Manning the mounted M60.

Grenades

M26 hand grenade

The M26 hand grenade appears as the "Frag Grenade" and a red version called the "Cluster Grenade".

M26 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade

The Frag Grenade in a magazine when unlocked.

The Cluster Grenade in a magazine when unlocked.

M84 Stun Grenade

The M84 stun grenade appears as the oddly named "Silenced Stun Grenade" and is wrongly depicted as a non-lethal gas grenade that stuns enemies. The Cagnali's Order DLC pack adds a EMP grenade that uses the same model. Police throw them as normal flashbangs, notably this was originally available to the player before being replaced by the gas version in an update.

M84 stun grenade

The M84 on the unlocks screen.

M18 Smoke Grenade

During certain heists with helicopters, A red M18 Smoke Grenade is used to signal the helicopter for pickup.

M18 smoke grenade - Red.

Throwing the M18.

An M18 on the ground.

The M18 releasing smoke.

Explosives

C4

C4 charges are used for certain objectives.

Placing C4.

Mine

Mines appear during Ranger's first Vietnam flashback.

The mine is the green object above the "Chopper"'s sights.

Mortar

A mortar appears in Ranger's final flashback.

The Mortar.