One State RP

One State RP throws you into a bustling open-world roleplay simulator with over 500 real players online at once, no bots, no fake filler. Just you, the city, and whatever path you want to carve out for yourself.

You start small. A basic character, a scooter, and Uncle Ralph guiding you through early missions like deliveries and first jobs. The tutorial feels a little long, but it sets the stage well. Once it’s done, the city opens up, and that’s when the real fun begins.

Whether you’re a law-abiding citizen driving a bus, or a gangster running missions from your gang’s HQ, One State gives you tools to tell your own story. There are police raids, drifting tournaments, illegal trades, and even lumberjack gigs if you just want to chill and earn. It’s more than just picking a job, it’s deciding who you are in a city that reacts to your choices.

The gang system is a highlight. You can start your own crew or join an existing one. Each gang has its own culture and RP rules, and climbing the ranks means actually participating, completing missions, earning gang coins, and holding your turf. There’s even a leaderboard, turning every turf war into a competition.

Driving feels responsive, and vehicle customization is better than most mobile games. The city’s full day/night cycle looks great on high settings, but the game still runs smoothly on mid-range phones. Even in crowded areas with dozens of players, performance holds up surprisingly well.

Voice and text chat make it easy to roleplay or just joke around with others. Some players lean into serious characters; others are just there to vibe. That mix of personalities is part of what makes the game feel alive.

There’s monetization, cosmetics, convenience boosts, but it doesn’t feel intrusive. You can enjoy the game without spending a cent.

One State RP isn’t for everyone. It demands time, creativity, and a bit of patience. But if you’ve ever wanted GTA-style roleplay on mobile, without the pay-to-win nonsense, this is as close as it gets.