Independent player resource

About Criminal Simulator

This independent guide hub helps Roblox players plan robberies, meet job quotas, move valuable loot, choose useful tools, and escape police when a job goes wrong. It is built to make the game's stealth, risk, and upgrade decisions easier to understand.

Our mission

Practical help for every robbery

Our goal is to turn Criminal Simulator's moment-to-moment decisions into clear, useful guidance: where to start, how to approach targets, which tools help with entry, and how to get a haul safely back to the loot crate.

We focus on the questions players face during a run, from choosing between houses and better-protected locations to balancing time, carry capacity, noise, quotas, upgrades, and the risk of becoming wanted.

What this site is for

Guides built for better decisions

Clear guidance

We explain robbery routes, mission objectives, stealth choices, loot priorities, tools, and upgrades in practical language for new and returning players.

Evidence-aware answers

We separate observed game information from assumptions and keep advice tied to identifiable systems such as quotas, time limits, detection, and police response.

Maintained information

Roblox experiences change over time, so we revisit guides when systems, targets, equipment, progression, or player priorities appear to shift.

Player feedback

Reports about changed mechanics, unclear instructions, or missing robbery details help us correct pages and make the guide hub more useful.

Independence

An unofficial, fan-made resource

Criminal Simulator is an independent guide site created for players who want practical help with the Roblox experience. It is not operated by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Pigged Out Studios or Roblox.

We do not represent the developers, and this site does not provide official support. Our guides are intended to help players understand robberies, tools, loot, upgrades, missions, stealth, and police encounters from a community-guide perspective.

A note on accuracy

Game mechanics, item behavior, objectives, and balance can change without notice. Use the guides as practical reference material, verify important details in your current session, and let us know when something no longer matches the experience.

Found something that needs correcting?

Send us a note about outdated robbery advice, missing tools, unclear mission guidance, or another detail that could help Criminal Simulator players.