Police Simulator: Patrol Officers Review | GamingTotetsu

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is a game where you follow a police officer through their career as you start from the very bottom. You won’t be running around and gunning down perps on your first day, however. As a cop new to the beat you’ll start out writing a lot of traffic tickets, catching speeders, and calling for tow trucks for people who think they can park wherever they want. As you make you way through the ranks, more responsibilities will be bestowed upon you. You can’t just go around, power hungry, and harassing citizens, however. Your progression is tied to your performance, and the more mistakes you make—like writing invalid tickets, or even crossing the street on a red light—the worse you’ll end up doing overall.

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is releasing in Early Access, so that means it’ll be in active development when it hits Steam today. The developers are planning on keeping Police Simulator in development for up to a year while they implement more city districts, more tools and more police duties. There is also a planned two player mode, which will give Police Simulator the potential for some buddy cop action.