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Flex City RP: Online Car Game

ActionGoogle PlayApp Store
6.4/10
Our score
★ 4.7·50M+ installs
Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

A blue and a yellow supercar on a palm-lined avenue with a woman in a bikini walking pastA red muscle car with a spoiler stopped by police cars on a walled streetA player in a monogram hoodie standing at a garage lift with a blue coupe's engine exposedA player in a patterned jacket inside a modern apartment with a dining table and sea viewTwo players in tactical gear labelled FPD inside a dark police armouryAn orange supercar and a green one parked on a city street at sunset

About Flex City RP: Online Car Game

Flex City RP — Jarvi Games' Vice Online, renamed — is a multiplayer open-world sandbox in the GTA Online mould: a Miami-styled city where you drive, drift, take taxi and pizza jobs, join gangs and shoot other players, free on iOS and Android with ads, a $0.99 ad removal, a $3.99 weekly subscription and loot boxes. It has 50 million installs and a 4.6 from 328,000 Play reviews. The most-voted review says it is not heavily monetised; the 2026 ones say the ads cut into play and each is followed by a shop pitch.

Game information

DeveloperJarvi Games Ltd
Version1.10.11
Size131 MB (Android) · 185 MB (iOS)
Price / In-appFree
Contains adsYes
In-app purchasesYes
Content rating13+
Requires (Android)Android 7.1+
Requires (iOS)iOS 15.0+
Offline modePartly — listing advertises offline driving; gangs, jobs and events are online
Interface languagesEN, FR, DE, ID, IT, JA + 9 more
Store rating4.7 from 20,013 ratings
Installs50M+
Updated by developer2026-09-15
Data checked2026-09-21

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Flex City RP Review: A Free GTA Online for Phones, With Ads Between the Missions

Taxi, Wrecker, Pizza — Then Gangs, Guns and Supercars

The city is the draw: palm-lined avenues, a marina, garages where you customise supercars and bikes with distinct handling, and a third-person camera that a September 18, 2026 App Store review sums up as another version of GTA 5 RP. Progression starts with transport work — taxi fares, wrecker tows, pizza deliveries, a trash-truck route — and opens into gang wars, alliances and cover-based gunfights with pistols through heavy weapons. The most-voted Play review, a June 2025 four-star with 11,019 votes, describes the arc honestly: the tutorial is the hurdle, but it opens the world and its features with a natural sense of progression, in a game that is not heavily monetised at the start. A March 2026 three-star calls the groundwork solid, the gameplay fluid, the performance steady and the visual presentation phenomenal — and its objection is the ads. An April 2024 three-star found only transport jobs available; killing other players paid little.

Ads That Interrupt, a Map That Shrank, and Slower Running With a Gun

The March 2026 review's complaint is precise: ads are intrusive, cut into the flow, and each one is followed by an announcement pushing microtransactions. The App Store's long-term players track the game's changes rather than its bugs. A July 2025 three-star titled Downgrading says the old, larger map with countryside was replaced by a smaller one, and that a cops update made things worse; an August 2024 review objects to version 0.16 slowing movement so you can no longer run with a gun drawn; a July 2025 five-star reports the trash-truck job bugging out — after collecting the rubbish you run in circles until the timer ends and get nothing. The requests are consistent across two years: apartments and penthouses to store cash and meet friends, a bank, a bigger map, cheaper bullets. A February 2024 five-star found special shop items had become unattainable without heavy spending after a shop rework.

No Ads for $0.99, a $3.99 Weekly Sub, Packs to $104.99, 185 MB

The App Store list is the full free-to-play kit: No Ads at $0.99, a Weekly subscription at $3.99, Flex Pass Premium+ at $3.99, Basic, Standard and Vault Gold and Diamond packs from $0.99 to $4.99, Special Box Keys at $3.99, and Google Play's range up to $104.99, with Apple flagging Loot Boxes. Data collection is moderate on paper — Google lists personal info collected, with location, personal info and three other types shared with third parties; Apple lists location not linked to you. The client is small: 185 MB on iOS 15 or later, with Apple Vision listed, and Android 7.1, in 15 languages — the city streams in after install. Rated Mature 17+ on Play for violence and blood, 13+ by Apple. Three years from the September 2023 iOS release it stands at 50 million-plus installs on Play and 20,084 App Store ratings at 4.7. Prices are regional.

Pros

  • A GTA Online-style city with jobs, gangs and gunfights, free on both stores
  • Fluid play, steady performance and visuals a 2026 critic calls phenomenal
  • A natural progression from taxi fares to gang wars, per the 11,019-vote review
  • 185 MB client on iOS 15 or Android 7.1, in 15 languages
  • $0.99 removes the ads that are the main complaint

Cons

  • Ads cut into play and each is followed by a shop pitch, per a 2026 review
  • The map was replaced by a smaller one without the countryside
  • Criminal missions were unavailable for one 2024 reviewer — only transport jobs
  • Weekly subscription, loot boxes, packs to $104.99 and expensive bullets

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Verdict

A 6.4: the most convincing free GTA Online stand-in on a phone — a good-looking city, real jobs, gangs, 50 million players — paid for with ads that interrupt play and a shop that pitches after every one. Take it if you want an online sandbox with friends and will spend $0.99 to silence the ads. Skip it if you want a single-player story, the bigger map veterans remember, or a game without a weekly subscription and loot boxes on the menu.

Gameplay7Jobs, gangs, drifting and shootouts in a shared city; the criminal side was thin for a 2024 player.
Controls7Driving reviewers enjoy and a movement change in 0.16 that slowed running with a gun.
Replay value7Events, a gang scene and friends to meet; a smaller map than the one veterans miss.
Graphics & sound8Phenomenal, in a critical review's own word — supercars, interiors and a sunlit coast on a 185 MB client.
Monetisation4Ads followed by shop announcements, a weekly subscription, loot boxes and a $104.99 ceiling.
6.4out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

1

Can you play Flex City RP offline?

The listing advertises offline racing and driving alongside the online modes, but the game is built around shared servers — gangs, jobs, events, other players to fight — and the ads and shop need a connection. Expect the driving sandbox to work offline and everything the reviews talk about to need internet.

2

Is Flex City RP pay to win?

The 11,019-vote review calls it not heavily monetised early on; longer-term players disagree — a 2024 review found special shop items unattainable without heavy spending after a rework, a 2025 one calls bullets too expensive. The shop has a $3.99 weekly subscription, a Flex Pass, loot boxes and packs to $104.99; No Ads is $0.99. Prices vary by region.

3

What phone do you need for Flex City RP?

iOS 15 or newer, or Android 7.1 or newer; the initial download is only 185 MB on iOS and the city streams in afterwards, so keep space free. A March 2026 reviewer reports steady performance and a 2024 one plays comfortably on a small phone. The App Store build also lists Apple Vision.

4

Can you play Flex City RP with friends?

Yes — that is the game. Friends share a city, form or join gangs, run jobs together and fight rival players; a 2024 App Store reviewer says it is easy to play with friends and loads quickly. Apartments to meet in are the standing request, still unanswered as of the September 2026 update.

5

How long does Flex City RP take?

There is no ending: the tutorial takes an hour, per the June 2025 review, and after that the city runs on jobs, events and gang activity for as long as you keep logging in. Sessions are shaped by the ads between missions unless you pay $0.99 to remove them, and by the timed EVO and special events each update adds.

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About this page. ScoredApps reviewed Flex City RP: Online Car Game independently. We don't own, develop, or distribute this app, and we're not affiliated with Jarvi Games Ltd. Official site: jarvigames.com/ · Google Play listing · Developer support: support@jarvigames.com