Gangstar Mirage City: Online

Gangstar Mirage City: Live in Five Regions, Not in the US, Online Only

Where It Is Live — and Where It Is Not

The August 20, 2026 announcement on Level Infinite's site lists the launch regions: Southeast Asia, South Asia, Eastern and Central Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, and Latin America, on iOS and Android, after 30 million pre-registrations closed on August 19. The United States, Canada and Western Europe are not on the list, the US App Store has no listing at all, and the Google Play page — 10 million installs, a 4.2 rating from 117,000 reviews as of September 2026 — belongs to the regional rollout. Level Infinite has published no date for the rest of the world. The publisher of record on Play is Proxima Beta, Tencent's Singapore entity; the Gangstar name is licensed from Gameloft, which made the earlier Gangstar Vegas and Gangstar New Orleans.

Co-op Heists, Four-Person Crews and Orarra Fight

What Level Infinite has described is a persistent online city rather than a single-player Gangstar. Crews are capped at four players and run Co-op Heists — bank vaults and armoured transports — alongside a set of named side modes: Taxi Takeover, Fight of the Bites, Treasure Rush, Big Head Mode and Orarra Fight, a battle-royale-style contest. The Business Empire layer expands district by district into penthouses and garages, and Director's Mode records custom footage. Two things the early Play reviews agree on: the city looks expensive, and there is no offline component. A review from August 25, 2026 asks for an offline mode and complains about ping and griefers; Level Infinite's reply logs the request without promising it. A September 12 review asks for controller support; the publisher's answer is that emulators and peripherals are not supported yet.

What This Page Will Do When the US Listing Appears

Until Gangstar Mirage City is installable from a US store there is nothing here to score, so the page shows a status instead of a number and the specifications stay unfilled. The Play listing already states the shape of the shop — purchases from $0.49 to $99.99 per item, no advertising badge, a Mature 17+ rating — and those figures will be checked again at launch, since prices differ by region. If you see an APK or an "early access" installer for the US, it is a regional build or a fake: the official channels are the Level Infinite site, the regional store pages and the game's Discord. When the American listing goes live, this page gets the store buttons, a full review and a score like every other game here.