Gangsta Island:
Advertisement
Criminal Russia 3D
Roam a Russian city in this 3D open world crime game, steal cars, fight gangs and survive police chases in Criminal Russia 3D only on Kiz10.
(1544) Players game Online Now
..Loading Game..
Criminal Russia 3D
Advertisement
Advertisement
More Games
Stand 2 Cheat
SPRUNKI: They p
Brawl Simulator
Aim Master
Obby: RPG Slash
Harpoon Arena
99 Nights: Fore
Tower King Onli
Relax Cube
Fruit Blocks: F
Obby: Fight Clu
Last Day on Ear
UltraKill
Obby: Pets Mine
Golem Battles
Vape Escape on 
Obby: Brainrot 
Escape Tsunami 
Far Island: Tac
Farm: Nubik Vs 
Stickman Kombat
JuJutsu battleg
Pro Shooter
Deer VS Baldi: 
Catapult Throw 
Minenoob: Duel 
Gun Maker
Crazy Bar Brawl
Parkour Jump
MR RACER Stunt Play : Criminal Russia 3D 🕹️ Game on Kiz10
Rating:
9.77 (55 votes)
Released:
17 Jun 2024
Last Updated:
09 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
Share
Embed
A cold Russian city ready for trouble 🚓❄️
Criminal Russia 3D drops you into a Russian city that feels heavy even before you break a single law. Gray buildings, long avenues, traffic lights that actually matter, buses groaning along their routes and a police force that is very awake. At first you are just one more guy on the sidewalk. Then you notice how many cars are within reach, how many alleys lead to places the cops cannot see, how many small jobs and shady deals are hidden behind those windows. The city is not just background. It is a huge invitation to misbehave.
Criminal Russia 3D drops you into a Russian city that feels heavy even before you break a single law. Gray buildings, long avenues, traffic lights that actually matter, buses groaning along their routes and a police force that is very awake. At first you are just one more guy on the sidewalk. Then you notice how many cars are within reach, how many alleys lead to places the cops cannot see, how many small jobs and shady deals are hidden behind those windows. The city is not just background. It is a huge invitation to misbehave.
You play as Boris, a man who clearly was not built for a quiet office life. The game does not shove a long cutscene in your face. It hands you movement, a town that reacts and a handful of hints about criminal work waiting around the corner. From that moment you decide what kind of criminal you want to be in this open world crime game.
From nobody to name everyone knows 🧍♂️➡️🦹♂️
At the start you walk, jog and look around like a tourist who got off at the wrong bus stop. You test the controls, feel the weight of the character and get a sense of how fast trouble finds you. The first time you punch someone in the street or grab a car that is not yours, the city answers. Civilians scream. Drivers slam brakes. Somewhere a police radio starts to buzz.
At the start you walk, jog and look around like a tourist who got off at the wrong bus stop. You test the controls, feel the weight of the character and get a sense of how fast trouble finds you. The first time you punch someone in the street or grab a car that is not yours, the city answers. Civilians scream. Drivers slam brakes. Somewhere a police radio starts to buzz.
Boris is not a superhero. He is a person dropped into a dense criminal playground. You can throw simple punches, swing weapons and pull the trigger, but you still bleed and you still fall when you are careless. That tension makes every decision matter. Do you really want to start a fight here, under cameras and near a busy intersection Or do you wait, wander into a darker block and pick your moment where fewer eyes are on you
Bit by bit you feel your relationship with the streets change. At first you are nervous just stealing a small car. Soon you are planning quick raids, swapping vehicles in alleys, baiting police out of an area so you can work in peace on the other side of town. The game never prints a big message that says you are a serious criminal now. You feel it in the way you move.
Cars, buses, bikes and helicopters everywhere 🚗🚌🏍️🚁
One of the first things that hits you in Criminal Russia 3D is how many vehicles are waiting to be used or stolen. Small hatchbacks weaving through traffic, heavy trucks rumbling down the highway, taxis hunting for customers, buses carrying passengers across long routes, bikes and motorcycles sitting just close enough to tempt you, even helicopters for when you are done pretending to be subtle.
One of the first things that hits you in Criminal Russia 3D is how many vehicles are waiting to be used or stolen. Small hatchbacks weaving through traffic, heavy trucks rumbling down the highway, taxis hunting for customers, buses carrying passengers across long routes, bikes and motorcycles sitting just close enough to tempt you, even helicopters for when you are done pretending to be subtle.
Driving feels like its own game inside the game. The city has a believable traffic system with signals, intersections and drivers who more or less follow the rules until you arrive. You can obey lights and blend in, or you can ignore everything and watch cars swerve, panic and crash as you blaze through. Each vehicle handles differently. A compact car lets you dart between lanes. A bus turns slowly but feels like a moving wall. A helicopter gives you a top view of the city and completely changes how you think about distance.
The fun is not only in stealing things. You can actually work with some of these vehicles. Drive a taxi and play at being a slightly dangerous professional driver. Take legitimate transport jobs before you slip back into crime. Tune your favorite car, swap rims, repaint the body, adjust suspension and pretend for a moment that you are a legal car enthusiast before you use that custom ride in a police chase five minutes later.
Weapons, style and side jobs that keep you busy 🔫🧥
The city has more than traffic. It has an armory built into its corners. You start with simple ways to fight, but as you explore you discover a long list of weapons that can fit inside Boris’s hands. Knives, pistols, shotguns, rifles, heavy tools and precise sniper pieces that feel made for rooftop work. The variety changes how you approach each situation.
The city has more than traffic. It has an armory built into its corners. You start with simple ways to fight, but as you explore you discover a long list of weapons that can fit inside Boris’s hands. Knives, pistols, shotguns, rifles, heavy tools and precise sniper pieces that feel made for rooftop work. The variety changes how you approach each situation.
Feel loud and chaotic You grab something that sprays bullets and jump into a crowded street. Want a quieter approach You take a knife or a silenced weapon and stalk a target. Need to solve a problem from far away You climb a building, pull out a long range rifle and let the scope shrink the city until only the important detail remains.
At the same time, your character is not stuck in one look. You can customize Boris with different outfits and combinations, turning him into a street thug, a sharp suited gangster or a guy who looks harmless until he steps into a stolen car. That sense of ownership makes every screenshot feel personal. It is your version of this Russian criminal world, not just a default model.
Side jobs keep the city alive between big moments. You might work as a taxi driver for a while, learn shortcuts and traffic patterns. You might take under the table gigs in professional auto theft, delivering stolen cars to certain corners of the map. Each side occupation drops money in your pocket and slowly pushes you deeper into the underworld, all while teaching you more about the layout of streets and landmarks.
Police who do not just give up 🚨👮♂️
A crime simulator is only as good as its response, and here the police actually care about what you do. Shake down a random pedestrian and you might attract a patrol car. Start a full street battle and the situation escalates fast. Sirens rise in the distance. More cars flood the area. Roadblocks appear in places you thought were safe.
A crime simulator is only as good as its response, and here the police actually care about what you do. Shake down a random pedestrian and you might attract a patrol car. Start a full street battle and the situation escalates fast. Sirens rise in the distance. More cars flood the area. Roadblocks appear in places you thought were safe.
Outrunning them becomes a game of reading the city. Long straight roads are good for pure speed, but they also make you an easy target. Tight alleys and back streets let you break line of sight, but one wrong turn can trap you. Bridges, parks, underpasses and construction sites all become tools in your hands if you remember where they are at the right moment.
When you finally lose the heat, slipping into a quiet lane while the last patrol car screams past in the opposite direction, you get that small rush of victory that makes you want to push your luck again. Maybe this time you try something bigger. Maybe you go the opposite way and lie low for a while, take a legal job, buy a new outfit and wait for the city to forget your face.
PC and mobile controls that keep things smooth 🎮📱
Criminal Russia 3D gives you two control styles depending on where you play. On PC, everything sits exactly where an action player expects it. You move with the WASD keys, jog and adjust your position, jump with the space bar and use the mouse to aim and attack. Left mouse button fires or swings, right mouse button lets you aim more carefully. A quick tap on V shows or hides the mouse pointer so you can interact with menus and on screen buttons when you need them.
Criminal Russia 3D gives you two control styles depending on where you play. On PC, everything sits exactly where an action player expects it. You move with the WASD keys, jog and adjust your position, jump with the space bar and use the mouse to aim and attack. Left mouse button fires or swings, right mouse button lets you aim more carefully. A quick tap on V shows or hides the mouse pointer so you can interact with menus and on screen buttons when you need them.
If you are on mobile, virtual buttons and joysticks appear on the screen. Movement sits under your thumb, actions under the other. The layout mirrors the logic of the PC setup without drowning your fingers in clutter. If you ever forget a function or want to tweak something, the Control tab in the settings shows you the options and lets you adjust.
Once you spend a bit of time in the city, the controls fade into the background. Getting into a car, jumping out, switching to a weapon and sprinting down a sidewalk all start to feel like one motion instead of four separate actions. That flow is exactly what you need when a police chase or a sudden fight explodes out of nowhere.
Why this Russian crime playground fits Kiz10 so well 🌐🔥
On Kiz10, Criminal Russia 3D stands out as a bigger, louder sandbox inside the gangster games category. Instead of dropping you into a short level or a simple mission, it hands you a whole city with traffic, buses, cabs, helicopters, side jobs and a stubborn police force, then quietly says do what you want. That freedom is where the fun lives.
On Kiz10, Criminal Russia 3D stands out as a bigger, louder sandbox inside the gangster games category. Instead of dropping you into a short level or a simple mission, it hands you a whole city with traffic, buses, cabs, helicopters, side jobs and a stubborn police force, then quietly says do what you want. That freedom is where the fun lives.
You can treat it as a pure open world crime game, sprinting from one fight to another, testing every weapon, picking random targets and seeing how long you survive. You can play more like a roleplay simulator, taking jobs, buying clothes, saving for a dream car, respecting traffic lights until you have enough money to step into heavier crime. You can even use it as a driving playground, ignoring violence and spending an evening just weaving through Russian traffic with your favorite music in the background.
Because it runs in your browser, you do not need a huge setup. You open Kiz10, load the game, and within minutes you are standing in the middle of a Russian boulevard listening to engines and sirens. Short sessions work you can jump in, cause chaos for half an hour and leave. Longer sessions work even better, as you slowly learn every shortcut and every blind corner in the city.
If you like open world action, police chases, vehicle stealing and that specific feeling of one person trying to bend a whole city to their will, Criminal Russia 3D on Kiz10 hits almost every note you want. It is messy, loud, strangely detailed and full of small stories that only happen when traffic, physics and bad decisions collide under gray Russian skies.
Advertisement
Controls
Controls
