Game Play

This page explains how the game is played and provides guidance on how to build and improve your account.

Hitlist

The Hitlist is a way to earn extra income in addition to your properties. Players can place a bounty on another mobster they want killed, and anyone can try to collect it.

💰 How Bounties Work

When you place a bounty, there is a 20% listing fee that goes to the Godfather.
The remaining 80% is the reward available for other players to collect.

You must use cash on hand (not banked cash) to place a bounty.

📜 How to List Someone

To put a mobster on the Hitlist:

Go to their profile page.
From there, you’ll see how much it costs to list them.
- This shown value is the minimum bounty required.
- You can increase the bounty above that minimum if you want.

📏 Level & Retal Requirements

There are a few rules about who you can list and how:

You can list:
- Any player who is your level or higher, and
- Players up to ¼ of your level below you
  - (For example, if you’re level 100, you can list down to level 75.)
To collect a bounty you placed on someone less than 5 levels below you, you must have retaliations (retals) on that player.

Limited Edition Items

These items are available under the Equipment tab in the Featured Items banner and are purchased using Favor Points.

Each item provides attack and defense bonuses, and some also include an avatar boost. Due to the increasing number of Limited Edition items, they are not individually listed in this guide.

Palladium Knuckles

Palladium Knuckles are a Limited Edition item that can be purchased from the Equipment tab. Each player may buy up to 10.

When used in combat, they increase your punch damage by +1 when punching another mobster.

Retaliation's

Retaliations are special attacks you earn that allow you to hit back at lower-level mobsters who successfully attack you.

You gain retaliations when:

A lower-level mobster attacks you and wins
- This can happen from the Attack list, directly from your page, or from the Hitlist
You are hitlisted

The current ratio is:

3 retaliations for every 1 win or successful hitlist against you by a lower-level player.

📋 Viewing Your Retaliations

You can check who you have retaliations against by:

Going to the Attack tab
Clicking on Rivals

From there, a list will appear showing all mobsters you currently have retaliations on.

There is also a search bar where you can:

Search for a specific mobster by account name (must match their font/style exactly), or
Search by ID number

Experience and how to lose it

Experience & Leveling System Overview

Experience (XP) is used to increase your level in the game. As you gain XP, your progress bar fills. When the bar is full, you level up.

Leveling up unlocks new opportunities and improves your progress as a mobster.

Gaining Experience

Players can earn experience in the following ways:

Winning fights against other mobsters
Completing missions
Each action rewards a certain amount of XP, which is added to your progress bar.

Viewing Your Experience

To check your current XP:

Look in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Under your username, you will see:
- Your current level (shown in green)
- A green experience bar
Open the My Mobster page to view the exact amount of XP needed for the next level.

Losing Experience

Players can lose XP in specific situations. This may be useful for players who want to reset their progress for strategic reasons.

Combat Defeat

Attacking another mobster and losing more health than you currently have will result in XP loss.

Player Kill

If another player defeats you, you will lose experience.

Cyanide Pill

The Cyanide Pill allows players to reset their XP completely.

How to use:

Open the Godfather tab.
Scroll down to Cyanide Pill.
Spend 2 Favor Points to activate it.

Effect:
All XP for your current level is removed, allowing you to restart that level from zero.

Navigating your Home Screen

🏠 Understanding Your Home Screen

When you first open Mobsters: Owners Revenge, your home screen might look a little confusing — especially since it displays differently on mobile versus computer.
This guide covers the desktop version and explains what each section means and how to use it effectively.

The Top Red Bar

At the very top of your screen, you’ll see a red ribbon with a red hat and the word “Revenge” on the left side.

Clicking this instantly takes you back to the home screen no matter where you are in the game.

🧭 Main Navigation (Top Menu Options)

Accounts

Opens a list of all your accounts registered under your current email.
You can assign categories to each account (for your personal organization).

These categories are only visible to you and don’t affect gameplay.

Crown

Displays a list of available IDs for purchase.
Purchased IDs give you a Supporter Crown and other in-game perks listed in the description.
Buying an ID is completely optional — there are plenty of free IDs available.

Buy

A shortcut to the Favor Points shop, where you can purchase favor point packs or check out current deals.

Active

Manages Active Mobs — this feature lets you send or collect resources automatically.
Costs:
- 5 Favor Points per email to send Energy
- 5 Favor Points per email to collect Cash
- Limit 1,000 accounts; each additional 1,000 increases the cost by +5 Favor Points.
Inactive accounts can be reactivated for 6 Favor Points per 1,000 accounts (inactive = 30 days).

Gear Icon (⚙️ Settings)

Controls game preferences and display options:

Show GIFs: Displays animated profile pictures (unchecked = still image only).
Show Nude Content: Shows or hides NSFW-marked images (unchecked shows “XXX”).
Show Blocked Messages: Allows you to view blocked-message content in the broadcast. (Old hidden messages remain hidden when re-enabled.)
Show Combat Popup: Displays attack/list notifications in the bottom-right corner.
Show Social Popup: Alerts you when someone sends a request or posts on your wall.
Show Punch Popup: Displays alerts when you’re punched by another mobster.
Enable Godfather Ring: Activates purchased Godfather Rings during combat. One ring is used per win.

Log Out

Logs you out of all current accounts linked to that email address.

The Gray Bar

Beneath the red bar is a gray bar showing your name, ID number (in red), and current level.

Click the arrow on the right to open a drop-down list of all your accounts (sorted by your chosen category).
You can easily switch between accounts here for fast access.

Resource Bars

Below your player name, several key stats appear:

💵 Cash

Shows your available cash for listing mobsters, buying property, or purchasing gear.

This cash can be stolen by other players during successful attacks.
- Maximum loss: $100,000 per attack.
- The Godfather keeps 30%, meaning the attacker only gains $70,000.

Cash Flow

Displays how much your properties earn per hour, which can vary depending on your class and mission rewards.

❤️ Health, ⚡ Energy, and 🔋 Stamina

Health

You start with 100 health but can increase it using skill points.
Health is crucial for combat — if your HP drops below your max, a timer appears showing time until +1 health recovery.
Recovery speed varies based on class and mission items.
You can sometimes exceed your max health through the Godmother’s Daily Drop.

Energy

Used to complete missions.
Collect 200 free Energy daily from the Godmother (resets daily at 7 PM Eastern).
If your energy bar is full, any bonus energy (from Top Mob or Drops) is still applied.

Stamina

Used to attack or punch other mobsters.
You can increase Stamina through skill points or by receiving Godmother’s Daily Drops.

🧍 Player Info Panel (Right Side)

On the right side of the home screen, you’ll see your:

Profile image
Name and level
Experience bar
Mob size

Below this are several key gray navigation tabs:

Main: Returns to the home screen — includes the Godmother’s Honey-Do List, Daily Energy, and the Broadcast.

Missions: Opens the mission menu (contains four different mission sections).

Territory: Buy properties to increase your cash flow and bounty value.

Bank: Store your money safely. Limit: $1 billion per level (small deposit fee). Stored cash cannot be stolen.

Godfather: Access Favor Point Store, daily bonuses, Lucky Draw, and the Gas Station (Scratch-Offs).

Attack: Shows mobsters near your level that you can attack, and stores your War Sheets.

Hitlist: Displays marked mobsters available to attack for bounties.

Equipment: Purchase weapons, vehicles, armor, henchmen, and explosives. Includes LE (Limited Edition) items.

Hospital: Heal when under 67% health — costs cash from your bank. Full heal chance or guaranteed heal with FP.

My Mob: Manage your mob, Top Mob, current members, and pending requests.

My Mobster: Manage skill points, access Beta accounts, blocked users (in the broadcast), and set your Family Tag (max 4 characters).

Made Men: View current Made Men for Weekly and All-Time rankings.

⚔️ Activity Tabs

Beneath the gray tabs, you’ll see four major activity trackers:

Social: View recent comments, accepted requests, and new mob invites.
Combat: Check recent attacks, bounties placed, and collections.
Punch: See who has punched you recently.
Energy: View and return sent energy. Use “Return All Energy” for faster sending.

🎯 Brawls, Scratch-Offs & Extras

Below those, two large squares appear:

Brawls: Combat-related activities.
Scratch-Offs: Replaces the old Gas Station feature where you can win rewards.

Then you’ll see a blue banner with links to:

Slot Machine: Play for random prizes.
Achievements: Quickly check your unlocked achievements without opening your stats page.

🍯 Godmother’s Honey-Do List

A daily optional quest list that refreshes at 7 PM Eastern.
Completing tasks grants random Favor Point rewards.
Use the red/green face icon in the corner to minimize or expand the list.

📜 Code of Conduct

Displayed below the Honey-Do List — review it anytime for official gameplay rules and expectations.

🎲 Side Menu Links

Along the right-hand side of your screen are quick links to:

Property Calculator – helps plan profitable property investments.
Blackjack – a built-in mini-game (explained in a separate section).
Daily Bonus – lets you claim various rewards.
Green Energy Icon – lights up if your Daily 200 Free Energy hasn’t been collected (resets 7 PM Eastern).

💬 The Broadcast

At the bottom of the screen, you’ll find the Broadcast chat area.
Type messages, post GIFs, or chat with other players here.

🔧 Game Tools (Floating Icon)

A small wrench-and-screwdriver icon floats on-screen — click it to open the Game Tools Menu.
From here, you can:

Find a Mobster by ID
Call the Mobile Hospital
Search Mobsters by Name

Mobile Hospital opens as a draggable pop-up window, allowing healing while chatting in the broadcast.

Bank Heal: uses cash, chance-based full heal.
Favor Point Heal: costs 15 Favor Points for a guaranteed full heal.

🏅 Made Men Icons in Broadcast

In the Broadcast, you may notice colored icons above some player names — these represent Weekly Made Men Rankings:

🥉 Bronze: Levels 1–5
🥈 Silver: Levels 6–100
🥇 Gold: Levels 101–300
💎 Platinum: Levels 301–500 (not currently active)
🔷 Diamond: Levels 501+ (not currently active)

Click an icon to see what rank and category that player achieved.

If you appear on the Weekly Made Men list, you’ll receive +2 Punch Power per category where you placed in the Top 10, valid for the following week only.

How to set up your account

🧠 Account Builds & Skill Point Focus

As you level up in Mobsters: Owners Revenge, you’ll earn skill points that you can assign to make your accounts stronger and more specialized.
Different account types focus on different attributes depending on your playstyle and goals.

Here’s a breakdown of the most common build types and where to focus your skill points:

⚔️ Attack Build

Purpose: Designed for fighting and dominating other mobsters.
Focus Your Skill Points On:

Health – More health means longer fights and better survivability.
Attack – Increases your damage output in battles.
Stamina – Allows you to attack more often.

🛡️ Defense Build

Purpose: Built for durability and surviving attacks from other players.
Focus Your Skill Points On:

Defense – Reduces incoming damage and helps you win defensive fights.
Health – Keeps your account in the game longer during heavy assault periods.

⚡ Energy Build

Purpose: Ideal for mission grinding and fast account growth.
Focus Your Skill Points On:

Energy – Complete missions rapidly and farm rewards more efficiently.

💰 Bank (Money) Account

Purpose: Dedicated to managing your wealth and funding your other mobster accounts.
Focus Your Skill Points On:

Anywhere you like! Bank accounts are flexible — their main role is earning and holding cash, not fighting.

What do I need?

⚔️ Building Your Mob & Understanding Combat

In Mobsters: Owners Revenge, the strength of your mob determines how well you perform in battles, missions, and the overall game. This section explains how mob sizes work, the importance of hired help, and how to equip your team for success.

👥 Mob Size & Combat Power

You’ll need at least 500 mobsters to maximize your fighting potential. That’s the maximum number you can fight with — not including Hired Guns or Agents.

As you level up, your mob’s fighting capacity increases automatically.
You start out fighting with 5 mobsters per level, up to level 100.
- Example: At level 10, you fight with 50 mobsters.
- At level 100, you’ll be using the full 500.

After level 100, your Hired Guns begin to contribute to your battle strength and help you go beyond this base limit.

🔫 Hired Guns & Agents

Hired Guns become active once you reach level 100. They act as extra reinforcements beyond your 500 mobsters.

Agents, on the other hand, work just like Hired Guns — but they’re available starting at level 1. The same rule applies:

You’ll fight with 5 Agents per level, giving you bonus strength early on.

These extra allies can turn the tide of battle and give you an edge, especially when your mob is still growing.

💼 Equipping Your Mob

To fight effectively, every mobster needs the right equipment. You can purchase gear using Mob Cash or Favor Points.

Be sure to have enough of each item category to arm your entire mob:

Weapons 🔫
Armor 🛡️
Vehicles 🚗
Henchmen 💂
Explosives 💣

💡 Tip: Having complete sets for your mob ensures that every member contributes to your total fight power. Missing items can leave your mobsters unequipped and weaker in combat.

💰 Income & Upkeep

Some equipment you buy or earn through missions will have hourly upkeep costs.
To keep your income positive, make sure to invest in properties.

Buying property not only balances your upkeep but also increases your bounty — meaning it’ll cost other players more to put a hit out on you.

⚡ Missions Overview

Missions are a key way to earn money, experience, and sometimes equipment.
Each mission requires a certain amount of energy to complete, and some may have extra requirements:

A specific number of mobsters
Certain items or equipment
Occasionally, new recruits to unlock higher-level missions

Some missions also consume the equipment used, so choose wisely when sending your mob into action.