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Overview[1]

The Glock-18, introduced in the V1.3.0 revamp update on September 12th, 2021, is a compact yet potent automatic pistol available exclusively at the Armory stores in Criminality. Priced reasonably at $1050, it offers players a versatile weapon choice. With its high rate of fire, the Glock-18 can serve as a reliable secondary weapon for quick engagements. However, it also possesses the capability to function effectively as a primary weapon. It's important to note that the gun has low armor penetration, meaning it may struggle to penetrate through enemy armor unless used in a perfectly executed surprise attack. Therefore, it is advisable to carry a melee weapon or another backup/primary firearm that can be switched to in the appropriate situations. The Glock-18 deals 18 damage per shot and boasts a fire rate of 15 rounds per second. This combination of damage and fire rate contributes to its effectiveness in close-quarters combat, where quick and accurate shots can make a significant impact. In terms of its position within the game's weapon hierarchy, the Glock-18 is often regarded as a direct upgrade to the G-17, providing superior performance and capabilities.

Stats

Ammo
20/40
Armor Penetration
0.41
Firerate
13
Level required
33
Mobility
16
Price
• $1,050 Armory • $1,050 Infection
Recoil Control
21
Reload Time
2.25s
Sell value
$525
Slots
3
Type
Pistol
Damage
• 18 Base • 26 (1.45x) Headshot, • 14 Legs

Usage & Tactics

The Glock-18 in Criminality is specifically designed for accurate sustained automatic fire, distinguishing it from other machine pistols in the game. While its damage output is lower compared to similar weapons, it compensates with a high rate of ammunition consumption. To maximize its effectiveness, aiming for headshots is strongly advised, as it offers better accuracy compared to the MAC-10 and reduces the number of shots required to down an unarmored player (typically 6-4 shots). Hip firing with the Glock-18 should be reserved as a last resort in surprise situations, as continuous spraying from the hip will quickly deplete the magazine, leaving the user vulnerable. Instead, it's recommended to employ tactics such as closing in on the target at point-blank range, distracting them, and then swiftly bringing out the Glock-18 for a concentrated barrage of bullets. The recoil per shot of the Glock-18 is generally mild to moderately low. However, when firing in fully-automatic mode and continuously holding down the trigger, the recoil becomes more prominent, climbing vertically with rapid kicks. Despite this, the Glock-18 remains the most accurate machine pistol when firing in automatic mode and can be effectively controlled with practice and familiarity. Hipfire performance is decent for an automatic machine pistol, considering its lower damage and fire rate compared to pistols and other SMGs. The Glock-18 excels as a close-range shredder, particularly in ambush situations against lone players or duos.

Pros & Cons

Very Fast fire-rate. Cheap. High Mobility. Good iron sights. Very effective hip-fire. Takes only 3 inventory slots. Can be upgraded. Shreds armor really fast. Recoil can be very difficult to control. Low base damage. Mediocre armor penetration. Limited to close range due to recoil and damage. Consumes ammo quickly. Low reserve ammo.

Patch history

The G-18's appearance and name is inspired from its real-world counterpart, the Glock 18. The G-18 has been reportedly seen in footages of admins using it in-game before the V1.3 Revamp, meaning it was already in the game files since the public dev build. The G-18 model could be seen inside of the armory before the v1.3.0 update, along with the rambo before the v1.2.0 update. The G-18 was originally planned to be released in v1.0 as seen in a deleted video by TZZV, however was not added likely because of its similarity to the Mac-10 and MP-7 Category:Guns

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References

  1. 1.Community-sourced from criminality.fandom.com · checked Aug 22, 2026
  2. 2.Image from [🦅] Criminality Wiki (Fandom) · CC BY-SA · checked Jul 25, 2026

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