Gangstar Mirage City Missions Guide

Mission types at a glance

Mission achievement targets

The Achievements menu names selected story, Contact, and heist goals. These entries can help identify the active activity, but the mission tracker remains the source for prerequisites, route steps, and completion rules.

• Browse all captured achievement targets — Check Company, equipment, Wanted, and co-op goals too.

Bobby Connections rewards

Bobby has a separate Connections rank track that uses Action Points. The captured screen shows cash, ammunition, combat items, upgrade materials, chests, cosmetics, and a vehicle reward, while Bobby himself remains locked behind an unnamed “big event” contact message.

• Open Bobby Connections rewards — See the Action Point track, named rewards, and the recorded unlock message.

Build a reliable mission record

When a mission is difficult or a walkthrough looks different, record the information shown on the current account before trying another route. This prevents a reward, prerequisite, or objective from one version being mistaken for a universal rule.

Bank heist preparation checklist

Bank heists combine preparation, indoor combat, a vehicle escape, and police pressure. The exact stage names, tools, team size, and reward depend on the active mission screen, so use this checklist before accepting a run.

• Read every preparation objective and confirm whether it must be completed in order.
• Assign one player to the interaction objective and agree who covers the approach and extraction.
• Bring a general-purpose weapon, a close-range option, ammunition, and recovery items.
• Choose the getaway driver before the finale and check the vehicle condition.
• Set a regroup point outside the objective area before triggering alarms.
• After the result screen, record reward, costs, failure, cooldown, and version before calling the route repeatable.

• Open the co-op heists guide — Prepare roles, loadouts, communication, and extraction.

Legendary loot and hidden objectives

Some recent walkthroughs focus on Legendary Loot and hidden events rather than the main story route. Use the map and mission tracker together: confirm the named objective, district, interaction prompt, and completion result before treating a location as permanent.

• Save the exact location and objective text when the loot marker appears.
• Check whether the marker is tied to a mission, event, vehicle, or account progression.
• Repeat the route after changing districts or restarting the session before calling it a fixed spawn.
• Use the current map view when a video shows a different marker or city layout.

• Use the interactive map — Match districts, mission markers, and location notes.

Recommended mission progression order

• Complete every tutorial prompt before leaving the intended route.
• Follow the visible story objective until the phone, apartment, shops, and core services become usable.
• Prioritize Contact missions that explicitly unlock a feature or progression route.
• Build one dependable weapon loadout and one controllable vehicle before difficult jobs.
• Learn Company and money-processing rules before committing currency to business expansion.
• Add Crew heists after access, equipment, team roles, and session time are clear.
• Treat events and PvP objectives as version-dependent content rather than permanent progression requirements.

Walkthrough videos: start here

Use the Part 1 videos for the opening tutorial and first trip through Rooklyn. The longer mission videos are useful when an objective is unclear, but the objective text on the current account should always take priority.

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Walkthrough videos: start here

Choose a video that matches the part of the mission you are playing. If playback is unavailable, use the YouTube fallback shown in the player.

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• New account: watch a Part 1 tutorial, then repeat the same objective in the in-game tracker.
• Story progress: keep the mission marker visible and pause the video before choosing a vehicle or loadout.
• Difficult objective: search the video titles for the mission name, then confirm the issuer and objective on screen.
• Co-op activity: check the lobby requirements and team roles in the current build before starting.

• Open the story mission progression guide — Follow the spoiler-light route from the tutorial into story and Contact missions.
• Open the beginner guide — Prepare controls, money, weapons and vehicles before difficult objectives.
• Open the controls guide — Review driving, combat and map controls before following a video.

Walkthrough tips and tricks

• Read the full objective before moving; some missions change from travel to combat after the first checkpoint.
• Bring a controllable vehicle and a general-purpose weapon instead of the rarest option in the garage.
• Clear an existing Wanted Level before a timed mission unless the objective specifically requires police pressure.
• Keep ammunition and repair currency ready so one failed attempt does not stop progression.
• For a mission that looks different from a video, trust the title, issuer and objective shown by the in-game tracker.

• Choose a vehicle for the mission — Compare handling and mission roles in the vehicle database.
• Use the interactive map — Find districts, mission markers and related city locations.

Story and Contact missions

Story missions form the safest spine for a new account because they introduce the city and unlock systems in a controlled order. Begin with the opening robbery sequence, then follow the next main objective displayed in the tracker as the city opens.

Contact missions connect progression to named characters and factions. Their activities, relationship rewards, and unlock order can vary with account progress or version, so follow the active Contact objective and read each unlock message before choosing the next mission.

• Read the Contact, mission title, prerequisite, objective, reward, and newly unlocked system before leaving the completion screen.
• Separate story-required Contact missions from optional relationship progression.
• Check whether a failed or abandoned mission can be restarted without cost.
• Do not infer a universal mission order from timestamps when the account state is unknown.

Company missions, jobs, and targets

Company and business objectives belong to the wider criminal-empire loop. Use the Company screen to see upgrade limits and money-processing options, then choose jobs and targets whose prerequisites, cooldown, and displayed reward fit the current goal.

Choose these activities by the system they advance. A job that opens a service, increases usable income, or supports a required upgrade can be more valuable than a higher-looking payout with ammunition, vehicle, or failure costs.

Battle Pass missions

Battle Pass objectives can overlap with story, Contact, business, job, race, PvP, Guide, and Base activities. Read the current mission list before a session, then choose an activity that advances more than one active objective.

• Open the Battle Pass guide — Plan objectives, claims, expiry checks, and a premium-path decision.

Crew heist mission flow

Cooperative heists target bank vaults and high-security transports. A four-player team can divide responsibility between the objective, security coverage, support and driving. These are practical responsibilities rather than fixed character classes.

A practical heist sequence is recon and preparation, approach and breach, objective work, then extraction. The exact tools, alarms, routes, player limit, and reward split must be checked on the current mission screen instead of copied from another activity.

• Stage the getaway plan before triggering the objective.
• Assign the mission interaction and security responsibilities before the countdown.
• Carry enough ammunition and avoid three weapons that serve the same range.
• Regroup for extraction instead of extending optional fights.
• Record gross reward, costs, failures, duration, cooldown, and version after the result screen.

Mission preparation checklist

Difficult objectives and missing mission details

High-friction objectives include gold bars, vehicle modifications, accessory purchases, clearing a five-star Wanted Level through C10UD, and Smuggler’s Run. Each objective still needs its mission title, prerequisite, account state and reward recorded before it can become a universal walkthrough.

Use a walkthrough only when its mission title, issuer, prerequisite, objective, and account state match the current screen. Missing rewards or replay rules should be checked in game instead of copied from another Gangstar title.

• Complete the Commuter vehicle objective — Identify a Commuting car, then modify or sell it at a Car Mod Shop.

OSPD car mission walkthrough

Siren Sprint requires an OSPD car to be driven for 3,000 meters. The recorded walkthrough uses the white police sedan labeled Essex (OSPD), and the distance counter begins moving after the player enters it. Stay in the same patrol car until the completion screen appears.

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OSPD car mission walkthrough

Choose a video that matches the part of the mission you are playing. If playback is unavailable, use the YouTube fallback shown in the player.

▶ Jedwin YTGangstar Mirage City | OSPD Car Mission Easy Guide & Walkthrough ▶ Mobile Game SeriesGangstar Mirage City: Online #37 Siren Sprint OSPD Car Android/iOS Gameplay

• Track Siren Sprint so the 0/3,000 counter remains visible.
• Find a white OSPD patrol sedan on the street or during a police response.
• Enter the car and confirm that its label reads Essex (OSPD).
• Check that the counter begins increasing before choosing a long road loop.
• Keep driving the same patrol car until the objective reaches 3,000/3,000.

• Open the complete OSPD car guide — See the accepted vehicle, route steps, reward, and counter troubleshooting.
• Check the Wanted Level guide — Manage police pressure while completing an OSPD vehicle objective.
• Browse the vehicle list — Review known vehicle names and current role notes.

Walkthrough FAQ

Version and availability notes

Available now: Story progression, open-world missions, Crew heists, bank vaults, high-security transports, businesses, races, PvP, and event activities are available at feature level.

May vary by account or version: A complete named mission list with prerequisites, rewards, replay rules and version history remains unavailable.

Unlock levels, costs, rewards, conversion rates, and balance values can change by version or region. Follow the current in-game label when it differs.