Everything about CRIMECLUB — how to play, the economy, the games, bounties and the website, in one place.
Getting started
What is CRIMERP?
A crime roleplay game played inside Habbo hotel rooms. The rooms are automated with wired, so you play by walking around, clicking furniture, talking to NPC bots and typing in chat.
How do I start playing?
Pick a Habbo hotel in your language, visit the main room, and start walking around and interacting. There is nothing to install and no sign-up needed to play.
Do I need an account to play?
No. You play entirely inside the Habbo room. A website login only claims your profile so you can track your stats; it is not needed to play the game.
How do I earn money and level up?
Almost everything you do earns cash and XP. Completing missions levels you up, climbs the ranks, and unlocks new areas, weapons and content.
Is it free?
Yes, completely. No real money is ever involved and the site offers no payment methods of any kind.
Hotels & versions
Which hotels can I play on?
The full-version hotels and the lite hotels listed on the homepage. Join by picking the Habbo hotel for your language and visiting the main room.
What is the "lite" version?
A lite hotel has about 85% of the features, built with BC furni instead of expensive detailed furni to save credits. It has no Habbo web API access yet, so login, profiles and stats are not available there.
Why can't I log in or see stats on a lite hotel?
Lite hotels do not have Habbo web API access yet, which is what login, profiles and stats rely on. Those features work on the full-version hotels.
Will my hotel get the full version?
That is the goal — every hotel on the full version once there are the credits to build it out.
Missions
What are missions?
Tasks spread across the rooms. Completing one pays you cash and XP and can unlock new areas. You can see them on the missions page.
What are secret missions?
Hidden missions whose names stay hidden until you unlock them. They are counted toward your totals, but never named publicly until you find them.
Where do I see all the missions?
The missions page lists them with their pay, what they unlock and how many times they have been completed.
Can I get help with secret missions?
Yes. You can spend gold on secret-mission tips.
Games
What games are there?
Room games played in the hotel against the NPC bots (dice, fruit machine, 21, rock paper scissors, the daily spin and scratch cards) and site games played on the website (coin flip, mines, plinko and the prize draw).
Where are the site games played?
On the website, staked against your vault. You need to be signed in to play them. The prize draw page is the one you can view while signed out.
Do all games count toward "games played"?
No. Some mini-games, like the fruit machine and scratch cards, do not count toward your games-played total.
Are the site games fair?
Yes. Each round locks in a server-seed fingerprint before you stake anything, so you can check afterwards that the result was not changed.
Do I need to deposit to play the site games?
Yes. Move some cash into your vault first, then play rounds against it.
Chat commands
What are chat commands?
Shortcuts you type in the room to trigger certain actions. The homepage lists the available commands with their text and any aliases.
How do I convert my earnings?
Type :earn in the room. Every ¢10,000 you have earned converts into 1 Habbo Credit and 1 loyalty stamp.
How do I buy gold in the room?
Type :gold in the room to buy gold with your Habbo Credits.
Ranks
What are ranks?
A ladder of ranks you climb as a player. Each rank has its own name and colour, and there are over ten of them below the staff ranks.
How do I rank up?
Keep earning XP and completing missions and actions. Ranks come automatically as you progress.
Credits, loyalty stamps & gold
What is ¢ (cash)?
The in-game currency you earn from almost everything you do and spend on the roleplay.
Can I still convert in-game cash to Habbo Credits and Loyalty Stamps?
Not at the moment. We used to let you convert ¢10,000 into 1 Habbo Credit and 1 Loyalty Stamp with the :earn command. That feature is temporarily disabled to comply with new Habbo rules, so :earn is unavailable for now. Your ¢ can still be spent on the RP itself, and Gold is unaffected. We hope to bring a compliant version back later.
How do credits and loyalty stamps work?
Every ¢10,000 you earn in-game can be converted to 1 Habbo Credit and 1 loyalty stamp.
What are loyalty stamps for?
Nothing right now. They simply show how many coins you have converted over time — an extra reward for active players, not something you need to progress.
Do I have to convert to credits to progress?
No. Converting is optional; your cash can simply be spent on the roleplay instead.
Can I buy ¢ with real money or Habbo Credits?
No. It is not possible to buy cash by any method. This keeps the game fair and not pay-to-win, and complies with Habbo rules and local laws.
What is gold and how do I get it?
Gold is a premium currency. You buy it for ¢10,000 or 1 Habbo Credit each.
Can I turn gold back into ¢ or credits?
No, never. Gold is one-way and can never be converted back to cash or credits.
What can I spend gold on?
Secret-mission tips, pimping your profile, chat tag icons and other cosmetic and website features.
The vault
What is the vault?
The door between the game's money and the site. You move cash in once and then play many site-game rounds against it, instead of moving money every round.
How do I move money in and out?
Deposit sends cash from the game into the vault; withdraw sends it from the vault back to the game.
Does the vault hold gold?
No. The vault holds cash only, never gold.
Is the market or investing available?
Not yet. Invest is announced but not built — it is coming later.
Bounties & the bountyman
How do bounties work?
There is a bountyman NPC in the rooms. You pay him in-game credits and he gives you a code and a link. On that page you name the player the bounty goes on.
Do I need to log in to place a bounty?
No. The code itself is the authorisation, so the bounty page needs no website login.
Can bounties stack or be reused?
Bounties stack on a target, but each code works only once, you can only target a player in the hotel the code was bought in, and you cannot bounty yourself.
Weekly challenges
What are weekly challenges?
Five challenges offered each week that pay XP, cash or gold. You need to be signed in with a claimed player to take part.
How do I complete a challenge?
Start it to begin its clock and baseline, then claim the reward once you reach the goal. Some are timed sprints whose window only begins when you press start.
Toplists & stats
What are toplists?
Public leaderboards across all hotels, covering wealth, XP, kills, missions, playtime and more. You can filter by category or hotel, and they update from the game itself.
What stats does the site track?
Site-wide totals like total players, missions completed and money, plus a live "playing now" count of who is online. The numbers come from the game's own heartbeat.
Profiles, login & Discord
How is my profile tracked without an account?
Every player the Habbo API knows about is tracked automatically, so your profile and stats exist whether or not you log in on the site.
How do I log in?
Pick your hotel, the site shows you a 5-digit code, and you type :login followed by that code in the clubhouse room. The room writes it and the site matches it — no password.
Can I link my Discord?
Yes. Run /verify in the Discord server, pick your hotel, and type the code it gives you in the room. Once matched, your Discord rank role updates automatically as your in-game rank changes.
Safety & fan site
Is this an official Habbo site?
No. It is an unofficial Habbo fan site, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Sulake.
Should I use my Habbo password here?
No, never reuse your Habbo password here. The site never asks for it — login works through an in-room code instead.
Is any of this real?
No. It is a roleplaying game; everything in-game is fictional and no real money is ever involved.
How do I contact the team or report something?
Log in and use the contact page. You can send a suggestion, ask for help, report a bug, or apply to join the team as a room or wired builder.