Planned Release Date: December 2026

About This Game

InCrimiNation is a family board game night gone sideways. Everything you know from a classic property-trading game is still here — buy territories, build them up, collect rent — except the "rent" is a vig, the bank is worth robbing, and your rivals aren't above putting a hit on you to take what's yours.

Run your empire straight when you can and dirty when you have to. Every dollar you take directly from another player is Dirty Money — it's worthless until you launder it through an Open Business, your own territories, or a lucky night at the Casino. Get caught short on a debt and you're paying double and doing time.

Key Features

• Clean & Dirty Money — a real two-currency economy. Launder cash through Open Businesses (Coin Laundry, Pawn Shop, Used Car Lot, Pizzeria), your own developed territories, or the Casino jackpot.

• Turf Wars — muscle in on a rival's neighborhood by landing on it and declaring war. Winner takes both properties, decided by dueling rolls of the d20.

• Hits & Federal Prison — buy a Gun Token and put a hit on another player, or get caught and do time — sentences that scale with the crime and can be shortened (or lengthened) with the right card.

• Rob the Bank — land on the Bank, turn in your Gun Token, and roll against the House for a payout that scales with your nerve.

• Neighborhood Protection Rackets — corner both Protection Racket spaces and multiply the toll on anyone who dares pass through.

• Arson — burn a rival's development to the ground with an Arson Card the moment they can least afford it.

• Gambling Dens — risk it at the Vegas Strip or Atlantic City. The house always has the edge.

• Bribe the Judge — buy your way out of a sentence, block a rival's development, or bend the rules on how many towers a territory can hold.

• Online multiplayer — full Steam lobby support.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

InCrimiNation is a board game about organized crime, and its mechanics reflect that theme through abstracted, dice-resolved outcomes rather than graphic depictions. Players can order Hits on other players (resolved by dice rolls, never shown), attempt Bank Robberies that carry a chance of being "shot" by police, and use Arson Cards to destroy a rival's in-game property. A player who is "killed" simply loses their holdings and restarts from Go — there is no graphic violence, gore, or visual depiction of death anywhere in the game. Federal Prison is a recurring consequence for robbery, murder, and tax evasion. The game also includes two in-game Gambling spaces (Vegas Strip, Atlantic City) where players wager in-game currency only — this is simulated gambling with fictional money, not real-money gambling. There is no sexual content, drug or alcohol use, or self-harm depicted in the game.