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Police Drive

Police Drive isn't the typical police game with constant gunfights and street chases. The best part of the game lies in the moments of... waiting for a mission. Players take on the role of a rookie cop – literally welcome to the force. No lengthy cutscenes, no heroization. His job is simple: patrol the city and listen to the radio.

Police Drive Gameplay

The game operates on a random mission system. While driving, the radio will suddenly blare something like: "Shots fired on Old Lane." At this point, the player has the option to:

  • Play Mission – accept the mission, turn on the siren, and speed off.
  • Later – ignore it and continue patrolling as if nothing happened.

The suspense comes from never knowing whether the next mission is a chase or just dealing with a minor accident. It's this waiting period for the radio that truly makes you feel like a cop.

Police Drive Graphics

The graphics of this game aren't overly polished, and can even be a bit rough if you look closely. But in return, the driving feel and game rhythm are good:

  • Busy streets
  • Sudden turns lead to loss of control
  • Strong crashes cause noticeable vehicle damage

The game doesn't try to be overly cinematic, but maintains a reasonable level of realism, enough to make each chase feel intense.

Tips and Tricks

Fuel Management

Players might be happily chasing robbers, but running out of gas mid-journey or having serious vehicle damage ruins the mission. Therefore, players need to pay attention to the fuel gauge, calculate the route, and not always floor the gas pedal. This makes the game less arcade-like and significantly increases the sense of professional combat.

Vehicle Selection

With earned currency and diamonds, players can unlock new vehicles, upgrade engines, and improve durability. Players can choose between police cars or police motorcycles for more intense maneuvers. Each upgrade brings a very different feeling.

Police Drive is suitable for those who enjoy role-playing and purposeful driving. Each mission is a small story that gives you the feeling of being a cop completing a series of tasks. If you enjoy listening to country music while driving, you might also want to try Morgan Wallen Heardle.

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