Crime Boss: Rockay City Pre-Order Bonus (DLC)

Let's be straight about what you're looking at: this is not a game. It's the pre-order bonus DLC for Crime Boss: Rockay City, the co-op FPS roguelite from INGAME Studios published by 505 Games. What it actually contains is the Tactical Weapon Pack, Baker's Sunday Suit cosmetic outfit for protagonist Travis Baker, the Baker's Repeater weapon skin, and the Bearslayer weapon skin. That's it. No new missions, no new playable characters, no gameplay systems. If you were expecting something that changes how the game plays, close the tab. For context on whether any of this matters, it helps to know what you're buying into with the base game. Crime Boss: Rockay City is a 90s-Miami-soaked heist shooter with a roguelite territory campaign and a separate co-op multiplayer mode supporting up to four players. The campaign has you building Baker's criminal empire one turf battle at a time, while co-op strips out the territory management and focuses on running heist missions with friends. The weapon roster is serviceable, gunplay is functional without being exceptional, and the TTK trends toward forgiving rather than tight. Think Payday-adjacent, not arena shooter. As a shooter-focused player, here is where I land on the cosmetic content in this pack: weapon skins do nothing for performance. The Bearslayer and Baker's Repeater skins change the look of your firearms, not their fire rate, recoil pattern, or handling. The Sunday Suit is a character outfit. The Tactical Weapon Pack description implies some functional edge, but the base game's weapon balance is already uneven enough that no skin is going to fix or meaningfully improve your loadout. If the base game's gunfeel doesn't click for you, none of this changes that. The broader picture on the base game is worth flagging too. At launch the game had real problems, including AI issues, repetitive mission structure, and performance quirks tied to its Unreal Engine 5 implementation. Post-launch, INGAME Studios put in genuine work, patching things significantly and adding free DLC expansions like Cagnali's Order and Dragon's Gold Cup without charging extra. That commitment to free content updates actually makes this pre-order bonus feel like even less of a draw, since later buyers on Steam were bundled most expansion content at no additional cost anyway. Bottom line on this specific SKU: if you already own or plan to buy the base game and this key is bundled cheaply with it, fine, the skins exist and you will look at the Bearslayer skin once. If you are evaluating this as a standalone purchase thinking it adds meaningful gameplay, it does not. Judge the base game on its own merits, not on what a cosmetic bonus pack does or doesn't include. Fred, Scout Team