REDLINE CROOKS
REDLINE CROOKS is a fast-paced roguelite combat racing game in which you destroy cops, walls and possibly yourself in a chaotic pursuit of freedom and riches. Upgrade, Slam, Taunt and Boost your way out of imprisonment through the lawless roads that lie ahead, and you may find personal absolution.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$21.8K
$9.8Klow → high range$48K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
2.3K
mid estimate
Reviews
79
Media
Screenshots & trailer
About
About the game
REDLINE CROOKS is a unique, fast-paced combat-racer combining roguelite elements and breakneck speeds to make for a one-of-a-kind, high-octane experience. Charge through walls, cops and more using anything ranging from a tuned-up sports car to a forklift lacking certification. Why outrun the long arm of the law when you can slam it into a wall instead?
- Pick one out of 9 playable convicts, each with distinct playstyles and character-specific upgrades.
- Use the Boost to reach dangerously high speeds and blast through walls and enemies alike at the cost of your health.
- Slam, blow up, launch, ram or otherwise destroy anyone looking to get you back behind bars, and be rewarded with cash and health.
- Build an arsenal of powerful upgrades purchasable from the ever-trustworthy shopkeeper - there are over 100 items for you to mix and match, making every run unique.
- Maneuver through randomly generated and fully destructible tracks, requiring constant improvisation.
- Perform well to rank up, ramping up both the difficulty and the rewards you get using a God Hand-inspired difficulty scaling system.
- Master the intricate mechanics and make it to the top of the online leaderboard, or just have a good time in this easy to play, hard to master experience.
- Test your skills by completing jobs, earning stamps which can be exchanged for customization options and more.
- Jam out to an awesome, original digital-fusion soundtrack by Adam Carey.
Featured promo illustration & revised logo by Sam Filstrup