Looking for games like Torn? Mob Wars: La Cosa Nostra (LCN) is a crime RPG to try if you enjoy developing a character, fighting rivals and competing with a team. This guide compares the activities you can expect, explains the differences and helps you get started on desktop or mobile.
Torn and Mob Wars: LCN at a glance
| What you enjoy | Torn | Mob Wars: LCN |
|---|---|---|
| Developing a character | Gym training and education courses | Jobs for experience and skill points to shape your character |
| Building your finances | Trading, companies and a stock market | Cash from Jobs and regular income from properties |
| Playing with a team | Factions and organized crimes | Syndicates and group competition |
| Fighting rivals | Player battles and faction warfare | Fights, equipment choices and the Hitlist |
Choose LCN for: Jobs, building a mob, collecting equipment and competing alongside other players. If trading or running a company is your favourite part of Torn, pay particular attention to the differences above.
What Torn players can try in Mob Wars: LCN
Jobs and character growth: complete Jobs to earn cash and experience, unlock more content and develop your character. Spend skill points as you level up to choose your character’s strengths.
Properties and income: buy properties to earn regular income that helps fund your criminal empire. Grow your mob and improve your equipment as you progress.
Player battles and rivalries: fight other players, develop your combat strength and take part in the Hitlist. Your skills and equipment give you long-term goals beyond completing Jobs.
Syndicates: join a group of players and work together in Syndicate events. This is the social side to explore if competing alongside other players is part of the appeal.
How is Mob Wars different from Torn?
Mob Wars has its own Jobs, combat, equipment and Syndicate systems. It is not a replacement for every feature you may use in Torn. If Torn’s economy or politics is your main interest, try the early gameplay and judge the fit rather than expecting those systems to work the same way.
The clearest reason to try Mob Wars is its combination of short Jobs and Fights, building your character over time and group competition. Play in your desktop browser with no download needed, or use the mobile app on iPhone or Android.
What should you do in your first session?
Follow the tutorial, complete Jobs, try Fights when they become available and review your skill points after leveling up. Explore properties and equipment as they unlock. Try these activities to see whether you enjoy the game before spending more time on it.
Miss other classic mafia RPGs?
Players who remember Mafia Wars or iMobsters may also recognize the appeal of building a mob, earning income and competing with rivals over time.
Try Mob Wars: LCN for free
Build your income, complete Jobs, fight rivals and find a Syndicate. Try the game and see whether you enjoy building your mob.
Compare other mafia RPGs
If you are comparing different crime-game formats, explore games like Omerta, alternatives to The Crims or mobile mafia RPGs and strategy games.
See the choices you can make in LCN
Before you start, explore Fights and skill choices in LCN, then see how equipment and mob members contribute to battle strength. These explain what you can actually do rather than relying on the shared crime theme.
Questions about switching from Torn
Can I play Mob Wars: LCN on my phone?
Yes. LCN has iPhone and Android apps. On desktop, you can play in your browser with no download needed. Use the Play links in this guide to reach the appropriate destination for your device.
Will my Torn character or progress transfer?
No. Mob Wars: LCN is a separate game. You begin with a new character and learn its systems through the tutorial.
Where can I learn more before starting?
Read our Mob Wars: LCN beginner guide for an introduction to Jobs, Fights and your first decisions, or explore how Syndicates work.
