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Police Simulator Cop Car Games
Open-world police driving where you chase street racers online, drift and hit stunt ramps.
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- Developer
- RAPTY SOFT SRL
- Score
- 4.4
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 12+
- Genre
- Racing
- Price
- Free
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About this game
A free-roaming driving game where you are behind the wheel of a police car rather than running from one. The map is a large open city with construction sites, a dockyard, mountains, hills and forest roads, and the main job is chasing down street racers in multiplayer. You can also step out of the car and wander the city and countryside on foot. The driving leans towards arcade fun. Drift physics, stunt jumps and a camera that swings about when you slide are the main attractions, and there is AI traffic to weave through. Cop cars can be customised, and you can choose between touch, steering wheel and tilt controls depending on what feels right. It's free to install, and the multiplayer chases need an online connection.
Police Simulator Cop Car Games: the full guide
What the game is
An open-city driving game that puts you in the police car for once. The map is a big one, taking in forest roads, hills, mountains, a dockyard and construction sites, and the main occupation is running down street racers against other players online. You can also leave the car and walk the city and countryside on foot.
RAPTY SOFT has gone for arcade feel over procedure: drift physics, stunt jumps, a swinging camera when you slide, AI traffic to dodge, and customisable cop cars.
How a session plays
Most of a session is driving for the fun of it. You cruise the open map, find a ramp, slide round a corner with the camera swinging, and when a street racer shows up in multiplayer the chase is on. Catching them is the goal, but the detours are half the point.
Controls can be set to touch, steering wheel or tilt, and a few minutes testing each is worthwhile. Stepping out on foot is more a curiosity than a core mode.
Why people look for it
Driving games where you're the chaser rather than the chased are less common, and that's the hook. People also come for the open map; an explorable city with countryside attached, free to install, is an easy sell. Searches for police chase games on a phone tend to surface it near the top.
Look and feel
A 3D open city with a chase-camera view is the expected framing, and the listed environments suggest reasonable visual variety between urban and rural areas. RAPTY SOFT has posted five screenshots. Expect a speedometer, a minimap and the usual virtual steering overlay, with the drift camera doing most of the dramatic work.
