crime.ee
A browser-based text role-playing game for players interested in crime-themed virtual worlds
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About crime.ee
Crime.ee operates a text-based role-playing game set in virtual worlds where players pursue money, power and status through in-game criminal activities. The game includes multiple worlds, rankings, player statistics, crafting and combat features.
Players can register for free. The game also sells in-game credits, with periodic promotions.
Product: A browser-based text role-playing game with multiple worlds, player rankings, crafting and combat.
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