Company of Crime places you in the heart of 1960s London. Will you build an influential criminal empire, or head up an elite Scotland Yard task force and crack down on the rising tide of corruption? Case out targets, then dive into the melee with your hand-picked team of gangsters or detectives.
Platforms
PCGenres
Indie Role-playing (RPG) Strategy Tactical Turn-based strategy (TBS)Themes
Action
Languages: English and 6 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
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| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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| Spanish (Spain) |
Media
Critic Reviews
Cubed3
By Eric AceWhile deserving accolades for trying something different and having two separate campaigns, ultimately they both end up feeling repetitive. Melee-focused combat is a fun idea, but there are too many problems and glitches. Though there are different classes, the combat is too repetitive and too much of the same thing to be fun for long. Something new was tried here, and that's commendable - it just did not hit the mark.
COGconnected
By Jake HillIs Company of Crime worth playing? I’d say definitely. The worst of it is pretty uninspired, but inoffensive. But the best of it is superlatively good.
Jump Dash Roll
By Derek JohnsonCompany of Crime's writing and music are both top notch, but its gameplay is so painfully mediocre and tedious that it's hardly worth putting up with when The Holy Grail is still on Netflix.
SECTOR.sk
By Branislav Koh�tAggresive gangs of London are not very compelling and missions are repetitive and boring.
Sirus Gaming
By Erickson MelchorIf the idea of an all-out brawler in a tactics game sounds appealing to you, by all means, pick this game up. Just know that there are several strings attached you need to be aware of before committing to the long journey of taking over the streets of London.
