Release week: Raven House Robbery, Daddy Marketplace, RPW Fuel and Supreme Settings
Four paid releases that stood out this week: a deep burglary system, a player market with auctions, fuel with misfuelling damage and a pause menu replacement.
Dozens of paid releases appear on the forum every week. These four caught our eye because each takes an existing idea one step further.
Raven House Robbery
A burglary system for criminal roleplay with a planning tablet. You browse contracts by neighbourhood and difficulty, check intel on the property and estimate the take in advance. XP and skill points build up three skill trees (Entry, Stealth and Loot). There are four separate minigames for cracking locks, security and safes. Make noise and police dispatch gets an alert. You can play solo or co-op, with roles like lockpicker, lookout and loader.
ESX QBCore QBox Standalone escrow ~12k lines · forum topic
Daddy Marketplace
A player-run economy. Players sell items at fixed prices, run auctions (with anti-snipe extensions), post buy orders and make counter-offers. Money is held in escrow until a deal closes. Owners get taxes and fees, item blacklists, price limits and Discord logs. The pricing model is interesting: €12.99 for the escrow edition or €39.99 for the full source, including the Vue UI.
QBox QBCore ESX oxmysql · forum topic
RPW Fuel
Refuelling as a roleplay moment: physical hoses that drag along the ground, separate nozzles for petrol and diesel, charging for electric cars and (plug-in) hybrids, and refuelling aircraft. The standout part: put in the wrong fuel and you get contamination, lost power, misfires and eventually an engine that cuts out. That contamination persists on owned vehicles. There are LegacyFuel-compatible exports, so switching shouldn’t break much.
ESX QBCore ox_target / qb-target closed source · forum topic
Supreme Settings (CodeM)
A replacement for GTA V’s pause menu and settings that reads and writes the real game settings. It lists keybinds from every resource on your server so players can change them. There’s also a rebuilt map legend with 869 blip icons and search, plus eight colour themes. No database required. On the forum it’s still an open question whether it conflicts with other pause map replacements.
Standalone ESX QBCore QBox vRP · forum topic