Racing
The city names do not define the task
Amazing Crime Strange Stickman Rope Vice Vegas has a French description that refers to several cities and many activities. Those references do not establish a geographically accurate location or prove every advertised vehicle is available. Begin with the actual mission prompt, if one is shown. Identify its destination or required action before deciding which of the many promotional possibilities matters now.
Learn one movement context
The supplied controls mention movement and several vehicles, but the final mouse instruction is truncated. Use the running game's instructions to establish the controls for the current context. Walking, driving and another activity may require different actions. Learn one context before switching repeatedly among them, so an unexpected response can be connected to a specific input.
Keep exploration distinct from completion
If you choose to explore instead of following a mission, give that exploration a small visible aim, such as reaching a landmark shown on screen. Do not assume that wandering advances the current task. This note does not verify a vehicle roster, rope physics, camera modes or any franchise connection. It offers a way to reduce a sprawling fictional crime-game description to one understandable on-screen objective without translating its promotional claims into confirmed features.
Separate a fictional objective from a broad and inconsistent city description.