Ranks and experience (XP)

Your grade is the main measure of your progress in BELLOCCO, the free mafia browser game. You're rising experience (XP) earn, and a higher rank unlocks heavier crimes, better chances of success and more prestige within the underworld. In this article we explain how you earn XP, how the ranking ladder works, what separate rankings exist and what a higher grade results exactly.

What is XP (experience)?

XP stands for experience: a score that adds up as long as you're active. The more you do in the game, the more XP you collect, and that XP determines you General grade. So you don't have to sign up for anything special. Play itself results in XP, and once you have gathered enough experience for the next threshold, you automatically rise a rank.

The beauty of this system is that there is not one "right" way to climb up. Whether you prefer to commit crimes, share drugs, steal cars or take spots on the map: Almost everything counts. This allows you to play in your own way and still grow steadily towards the top.

Earn XP: how does level up work?

Almost every action in BELLOCCO gives XP. The more risky and bigger the job, the more experience you usually deserve. Small, quick actions yield a little XP but can often be repeated; Massive surgeries give a lot more in one go. The art is a rhythm in which you keep stacking actions.

What actions do XP give?

Almost everything you do in the game contributes to your experience. The main XP sources include:

• Crimes From pockets to larger jobs.
• Dealing drugs and trading your stash.
• Organised crime (OC) And robbed with your crew.
• Vehicle theft: stealing and reselling cars.
• Smuggling: transporting goods or drugs between countries.
• Cracking the safe and other loot-oriented actions.
• Breaking out of prison, for yourself or for others.
• Spots conquer on the underworld map.

In short: keep playing active and varied. Anyone who spins a mix of crimes, drugs and heavier surgeries every day is the fastest climbing through the ranks.

The rank ladder

There are dozens of ranks, of Street Rat and Pickpocket via Made Man and Capodecina to the absolute top of the mob. The XP thresholds are steep: Rich and powerful, not in a day, but in perseverance. Every new rank consequently feels like a deserved milestone.

Below is the complete ladder with the corresponding names and thresholds. Check out the separate page with all ranks for the complete overview.

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Other rankings next to your main rank

Your general grade summarizes your entire career, but BELLOCCO furthermore keeps separate rankings with each measuring a specific side of your game. So you see exactly what you really excel in, and you can focus on a specialization.

• Crime rate Based on the crimes you commit.
• Rate of money Oh, my God.
• Breakout rate For your success in escape from prison.
• Murdered Oh, my God.

Each rankings measure a different side of your career. You want the full picture? View all rankings In one place.

What is a higher rank?

Climbing higher isn't just for honor. A higher rank unlocks more possibilities: heavier and more profitable crimes, better chances of success, and access to content that is still locked for beginners. On top of that, you got rank. Other players see at a glance that you are a veteran who cannot be underestimated.

Ranges work together with the rest of the game: The further you get, the more doors open. Combine that with performance And seasonal benefits and your progress is accelerating.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make XP?

You earn XP by simply playing active. Almost every action gives experience, and that experience automatically adds up until you reach the threshold for the next rank. The more and the more varied you play, the faster you go up.

What actions do XP give?

Pretty much everything: crime, drug dealing, organized crime, vehicle theft, smuggling, breaking into the safe, breaking out and taking spot. More risky and larger jobs usually give more XP than small, fast actions.

What are the separate rankings?

In addition to your general rank there are separate rankings for crime (crime rate), money (yellow drive), breakout (breakout rate) and murder (murder rate). Each ranking measures a specific side of your career, so you can specialize.

What is a higher rank?

A higher rank unlocks heavier and more profitable crimes, better chances of success and content that was previously locked. In addition, you give rank: other players immediately see that you are an experienced player.

Am I losing my rank per season?

Your accumulated experience is the heart of your progress. How seasons deal with progress and rewards exactly on the page about seasons, where it says what goes and does not go at the beginning of a new season.

Ready to earn your first rank? Play for free and start collecting XP today.