Police Simulator: Patrol Officers

Equal parts engrossing and buggy, Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is a couple of bug-squashing patches away from being a truly great simulator on console. Even so, Brighton and its exceedingly criminal citizenry are still worth protecting and serving, especially for fans of the genre.

Overall, Police Simulator: Patrol Officers needs a little more time to cook. The concept of being a cop and working your way up the ladder dealing justice is a great one. Better implementation would take Police Simulator: Patrol Officers to the next level, plus a little more spit and polish because it seems like it was not ready to hit the streets yet. All those bugs and jank are a pretty big offense.

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Pick up your hat, your badge, and the keys to your paddy wagon – it’s policing time. After entering Early Access in 2021, Police Simulator: Patrol Officers is ready to release on PC and consoles. Promising a realistic experience of life as a police officer in a typical American city, this title comes as a new job simulator from Aesir Interactive (developers of the recent Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch) as well as publishers astragon Entertainment, who boast other releases such as Const...

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers has zero redeeming qualities. It takes a serious position, which has had a lot of public issues since its inception in America, and makes a truly awful game out of it. If you love the idea of playing hall monitor and giving people tickets for jaywalking, find something else. There is no fun to be had here in this ugly broken mess of a game.