Tencent’s Level Infinite is starting to roll out Gangstar Mirage City in selected regions today, August 20.
The open world game is pitched as a mix of GTA and Cyberpunk, and is an officially-licensed continuation of Gameloft’s long-running Gangstar series, now published by Tencent-owned label Level Infinite. According to the pre-registration site, it will be playable only in Latin America, MENA, South Asia, Eastern and Central Europe and Southeast Asia on iOS and Android from today. There’s no word yet on a worldwide launch.
The open-world crime RPG has players building a criminal empire in the fictional Mirage City through story missions, gang turf battles and business ventures, with a heavier multiplayer focus than earlier Gangstar entries.
The game previously surfaced under the working title Codename Crime-Vice Open World, first revealed by Tencent Games in October 2024, and has been through staged regional testing since – including the Philippines, Indonesia, Canada and the US – ahead of this wider launch.
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