Police Officer

About the Game

Police Officer is a first-person police simulation where you step into the role of an everyday officer balancing paperwork, patrols, interrogations, and station management. From routine checks to high-pressure incidents, every decision shapes public trust, and your career.

Patrol, Check, and Enforce the Law

Keep the streets safe through observation, dialogue, and action.

• Conduct ID and document checks during patrols
• Intervene in crimes ranging from petty theft to serious offenses
• Decide when to warn, fine, detain, or arrest
• Handle immigration and residency cases through lawful procedures
• Call for backup or de-escalate situations yourself

Every encounter forces a choice: follow protocol strictly, or adapt to the human situation in front of you.

Hands-On Police Work

Classic police actions turned into satisfying, skill-based gameplay.

• Apply handcuffs with timing-based mini-games
• Perform searches and evidence collection
• File reports, log arrests, and process suspects
• Run breathalyzers, scanners, and forensic tools
• Escort detainees through holding cells and interrogation rooms

Mistakes cost time, reputation, and public confidence.

Hear the City’s Pleas

Your station is the city’s pressure valve.

• Receive citizens reporting crimes, disputes, or emergencies
• Listen to testimonies and spot contradictions
• Decide which cases deserve immediate action
• Deal with emotional, angry, scared, or manipulative visitors

Every citizen has a story—and not all of them are telling the truth.

Manage a Living Police Station

A police force runs on organization as much as authority.

• Manage queues, holding cells, and interrogation rooms
• Assign officers to desks, patrols, or investigations
• Upgrade equipment, offices, and security systems
• Balance efficiency, legality, and public satisfaction

As your station grows, chaos grows with it.

Consequences, Reputation, and Pressure

Your actions don’t disappear into paperwork.

• Build a reputation with citizens, colleagues, and superiors
• Face inspections, internal reviews, and media scrutiny
• Handle protests, overcrowding, and crisis moments
• Shape the city’s crime rate through your policing style

Be strict. Be fair. Be human.
The badge doesn’t make the decisions—you do.