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About Criminality Wiki
Criminality Wiki is an independent, fan-made resource for Criminality, the open-world Roblox fighting game from CRIMCORP. We collect what the game and its official channels actually state about weapons, game passes, cash, combat, modes and seasonal events, then write it up in plain language for players who want the facts without the guesswork.
Everything here is researched from the official Roblox game page, the CRIMCORP group page, the official Discord and the Criminality YouTube channel. When a detail is not published, such as damage values, Robux prices or a level cap, we say so explicitly instead of filling the gap with a guess. The site is maintained by fans and updated as official information appears.
About the Game
Criminality launched on Roblox in January 2020 and is developed by the CRIMCORP group. Players drop into SECTOR-07, buy weapons at the armory and from dealers, earn cash through the allowance, bounties and drops, and fight across Casual, Standard, Competitive and Infection modes. Servers hold up to 30 players, and the game updates on a seasonal rhythm rather than a fixed patch schedule.
What This Wiki Covers
Weapons
Melee, sidearms, primaries, explosives and seasonal launchers, with the store or pass each one comes from.
Combat
Stun, ragdoll, downing and legacy downing, plus range discipline between melee, SMGs, rifles and launchers.
Cash and Passes
Allowance, bounties and drops on one side; Prime, Weaponry, Extra Income and Private Servers+ on the other.
Progression
How Prime opens Standard mode, how XP and levels unlock gear, and what each account stage should focus on next.
Game Modes
Casual, Standard, Competitive, Infection and the private-server layer with its rules and command set.
Events and Updates
Hallows, Giving Hour, Independence Day, Cope runs and the numbered updates that sit behind them.
Sources
- •The official Roblox game page for Criminality (placeId 4588604953), including its About text, update date and public player counts.
- •The CRIMCORP group page, used for developer attribution and group membership figures.
- •The official Criminality Discord, where update announcements and event notices are posted first.
- •The official Criminality YouTube channel, used for release trailers and update videos.
Disclaimer
Criminality Wiki is an unofficial fan project. We are not affiliated with CRIMCORP, Roblox or any of their partners, and we do not host game files or sell in-game items. Criminality and its assets belong to their respective owners. If an official source contradicts something on this site, the official source is correct.