OneState RP: Role Play Online

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5.9~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.0·10M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

Supercars and a red coupe stopped at a Los Angeles crossroads with the city HUD on screen

A black-and-white OneState police cruiser with lights on beside officers and a red sports car

A player holding a pistol beside a red coupe with a dark muscle car behind

A gold supercar and a silver coupe parked beside a woman in a pink suit on a sunlit street

A police officer beside a yellow open-top supercar with a gang member leaning out

About OneState RP: Role Play Online

OneState RP is Chillbase's mobile GTA-RP server — a pocket-sized Los Angeles where up to 900 real players per server are the police, the gangs, the medics and the business owners — free on iOS and Android since 2022, cross-platform, with no ads and State Coins from $1.99 to $99.99 plus cases. It has 10 million installs and a 4.0 from 142,000 Play reviews. Players love the community and the cars; they report an apartment that costs three months of work, cheaters who go unpunished and gangs that break the role-play.

Game information

DeveloperChillBase

Version1.2.2

Size175 MB (Android) · 4.0 GB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsNo

In-app purchasesYes

Content ratingTeen

Requires (Android)Android 9+

Requires (iOS)iOS 16.0+

Offline modeNo — 900-player role-play servers

Interface languagesAR, EN, FR, DE, IT, JA + 5 more

Store rating4.0 from 141,615 ratings

Installs10M+

Updated by developer2026-08-27

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.

OneState RP Review: Mobile FiveM With 900 Players and a $2 Million Apartment

Nine Hundred Players, No NPCs: Police, Gangs, Medics and CEOs

The premise is the PC role-play server, on a phone: a detailed copy of Los Angeles where everything is run by players — up to 900 per server — rather than NPCs. You start with jobs, flip deals, build a business and buy real estate; you join the police, the army or the medics through faction interviews, or a gang that fights for territory; you tune and collect cars. Seasonal events rotate the content. The community is what keeps people: a September 13, 2026 App Store two-star says the best thing about it is the roles, the stories and the strangers who become everyday friends. The rules of the world are real too — a July 2026 four-star finds it as realistic as mobile gets, then objects that joining a good faction means a Discord interview and that police duty requires two hours a day.

The Economy, the Cheaters and the Gangs: Why It Sits at 4.0

The most-voted Play review, an August 2024 four-star with 883 votes, sets out the economy: a small apartment that does nothing but look nice costs about $2 million in-game, roughly three months of job income. A June 2026 two-star with 26 votes describes the new-player experience — claiming rewards and driving around, then being shot repeatedly before ever affording a weapon, with no fun unless you spend. Cheating is the 2026 thread: a September 6 Play three-star says administrators favour certain gangs and asks for an anti-hack system; the September 13 App Store review reports panels and hacks, with recorded proof sent through Discord tickets that are closed without action. A 2024 four-star adds gangs breaking role-play at will; a July 2026 review raises children in a vulgar adult space. A burst of identical one-star reviews on September 19–20, 2026, alleging a privacy violation in copy-pasted text, reads as a coordinated campaign rather than evidence.

State Coins to $99.99, Cases, a Gang Pass — and an $80 Car

There are no ads. The App Store lists State Coin Packs from $1.99 to $99.99, Offer Packs from $2.99 to $14.99 and a Gang Season Pass at $2.99; Google Play's range runs to $249.99, and Apple flags Loot Boxes for the cases. A 2023 App Store review priced a good car at roughly $80 in real money, and the June 2026 review's verdict is that the game is not fun without paying. Data collection is heavy: Google's card lists personal and financial info plus three other types collected, with personal info, app activity and two others shared with third parties; Apple lists contact info, user content and identifiers linked to you. The iOS build is 3.95 GB and needs iOS 16; Android needs 9. Eleven languages. Apple rates it 18+, Google Teen. Prices are regional.

Pros

A real role-play server on a phone — 900 players, no NPCs, cross-platform
Factions with interviews and duty hours, gangs with territory, a working economy
Tunable cars and a Los Angeles copy reviewers call the best-looking on mobile
A community that turns strangers into daily friends, per its own critics
No ads, and developers who reply and update seasonally

Cons

A $2 million apartment equals three months of jobs, per the 883-vote review
New players shot repeatedly before they can afford a weapon
Hacks and gang-favouring admins reported through 2026, tickets closed unanswered
Cases that one year-long player never won from, and cars near $80 in real money

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Verdict

A 5.9: the closest thing to a FiveM server on a phone, with a good-looking city and a community its critics still love, run on an economy that prices an apartment at three months of work and a cheating problem players say goes unanswered. Take it if you want mobile role-play with friends and will treat the grind as the game. Skip it if you play solo, expect fair new-player footing without spending, or want moderation you can count on.

Gameplay7Jobs, factions, gangs and property in a player-run city; the role-play only holds when the gangs let it.

Controls6Driving and shooting on touch that get no praise or blame; lag and kicks, per a 2023 review.

Replay value7A living server with seasons and a career ladder; a grind measured in months.

Graphics & sound8The best graphics on mobile to a July 2026 reviewer — supercars, sunlight and a 4 GB city.

Monetisation3Cases, $99.99 coin packs, an $80 car and an economy that pushes new players to pay.

5.9out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play OneState RP offline?

No. Every server is 900 real players on Chillbase's infrastructure — the police, the gangs and the shops are all people — and there is no single-player mode. The 3.95 GB install needs Wi-Fi and the sessions need a stable connection; a 2023 reviewer already reported lag and being kicked.

Is OneState RP pay to win?

Reviewers say the economy pushes you there: a small apartment costs three months of job income, a good car about $80 in real money, and a June 2026 two-star found no fun without spending. State Coins run $1.99 to $99.99 on the App Store and to $249.99 on Google Play, with cases flagged as loot boxes and a $2.99 Gang Season Pass. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for OneState RP?

iOS 16 or newer with 3.95 GB free, or Android 9 or newer; the App Store build also lists iPad, Apple Silicon Macs and Apple Vision. The city is one of the heaviest on mobile — a July 2026 reviewer calls the graphics the best on the platform — so a recent phone is the realistic minimum for 900-player servers.

Can you play OneState RP with friends?

Yes — it is a role-play server, and friends can join the same server, faction or gang and run businesses together; cross-play covers iOS and Android. Factions with real power require Discord interviews and, for the police, a daily time commitment, so a friend group usually starts as a gang or a business.

How long does OneState RP take?

Months. The 883-vote review prices an apartment at three months of jobs, a 2025 reviewer was stuck at level 6 after an update slowed experience, and faction ranks come from daily hours. There is no ending; a session is an evening on a server, and the September 2026 events and drops give regulars a reason to return each week.