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Deadly Heist — The three stages of every heist
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OverviewDeadly Heist drops you into 2001 on the loneliest road in America, where you and a team of criminals rob the only bank on U.S. Route 50 and race to a getaway warehouse while the police close in. This guide walks you through every stage of the heist, from breaching the vault to surviving the escape, so you can reach that 60,000-meter finish line.
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Contents
01
The three stages of every heist
Step
In short
Every run follows the same loop — get in, crack the vault, and outrun the cops to the warehouse.
Each heist moves through three distinct phases, and understanding the handoff between them keeps you from getting caught flat-footed.
- Breach the bank move carefully so officers do not spot you before you reach the vault.
- Crack the vault break it open and collect as much as you can carry, including ores like emeralds worth selling later.
- Reach the warehouse drive or run the full 60,000 meters to the warehouse while evading police pursuit.
02
Starting out as a new player
CheckIn short
A few quick setup choices before your first run make the whole experience smoother.
Before the heist begins, you can customize your mask. This is purely cosmetic — it changes how your character looks but has no effect on your stats or abilities.
- Pick a mask design you like it does not affect gameplay, so just go with whatever looks good.
- Choose co-op over solo multiple players crack the vault faster and cover more ground during the escape.
- If you have no friends available, use matchmaking to join other players heading for the same goal.
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。
04
Staying alive during the escape
Warn
In short
The 60,000-meter drive to the warehouse is where most runs fall apart, so treat every moment of it as dangerous.
The badge for dying notes you can still be revived, so being downed is not automatically the end — but do not count on a teammate always being in position to help. Cars can explode, and running out of fuel leaves you stranded with police on your tail, so keep an eye on both. Checkpoints along the route act as safe breathing points, but the badge text makes clear the safety is only temporary.
Worth watching out for
Watch your fuel
running dry mid-escape gives police time to catch up.
Avoid blowing up your own vehicle carelessly; an exploding car can end your run just as surely as an officer.
Hit checkpoints whenever you can.
If you go down, call out to teammates quickly
revival is possible but only if someone reaches you in time.
Stay alert right up to the warehouse door; the 60,000-meter mark is where the mission ends.
05
Things worth doing beyond the main run
Tips
In short
Several side activities and hidden moments add replay value once you know the basics.
The badge list reveals a handful of things that are easy to miss on your first few runs. Civilians are present in the game world alongside officers, and interacting with the environment — including vehicles and cargo trucks — opens up moments the main objective does not force you into.
Tips worth knowing
- Hunt for hidden characters called WcMonald and WcFluffy, who show up in unexpected spots around the map.
- Try blowing up an oiler truck for a much bigger explosion than a regular car produces.
- Sell ores you find, starting with emeralds — the badge for selling one asks if you have tried finding a red one yet, hinting at rarer gems.
- Even selling an empty food can is tracked, so explore everything you pick up.
- Reaching the halfway point of 30,000 meters is its own milestone worth chasing early on.
06
Reporting bugs and following updates
Summary
In short
The game is in early development, so player feedback directly shapes what gets fixed and added next.
The developers read every piece of feedback and have already shipped mask customization alongside bug fixes. Joining the developer group is the fastest way to hear about new features before they land.
- Game status early development, with bugs possible during any session.
- Bug reports send them to the developer group with as much detail as you can.
- Update channel the official group is where new content gets announced first.
- Mask customization already added and confirmed as a free cosmetic feature.
Glossary
Glossary- Vault
- The locked container inside the bank that holds the loot you need to collect before escaping.
- Warehouse
- The 60,000-meter goal where you deliver the stolen goods to complete the mission.
- Checkpoint
- A waypoint during the escape that gives you a moment of safety before the final push.
- Mask
- A cosmetic item that changes how your character looks without affecting any gameplay stats.
- Oiler truck
- A large vehicle on the road whose explosion is notably bigger than a regular car's.
- Emerald ore
- A sellable gem you can find during the heist, and one of at least two ore types in the game.
Common questions
FAQCan I play alone, or do I need a full team?
Co-op is an option because multiple players break the vault faster. If you have no friends available, matchmaking pairs you with other players automatically.
What happens if I die during the escape?
Dying is not necessarily the end — a teammate can still revive you.
Does my mask choice give me any advantage?
No. Mask customization is purely about appearance. Pick whichever design you enjoy and focus on the heist itself.
What should I do if I find a bug?
Report it to the developer group. The developers have confirmed they read all feedback.
Updated Oct 1, 2026
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Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
