Autobahn Police Simulator

Not Recommended The idea is interesting, but the game is held back by clunky controls and some really frustrating mechanics. Driving doesn't feel smooth, and some actions are unnecessarily complicated, especially on a controller. The missions also become repetitive pretty quickly, and I never really felt like I was having fun. There is potential here, but the current state needs a lot more polish.

Honestly, I bought this game hoping to finally get a decent police simulator, and for about ten minutes I was actually enjoying it. You pull cars over, check documents, look for anything suspicious — it feels like it could be fun. But then you meet the driving physics, and everything falls apart. The car handles like the steering wheel is connected to a random number generator. One small tap and you're spinning into the guardrail, doing a full flip, while your "chaos" meter happily climbs up. On the highway at high speed it's not that bad, but the moment you slow down, the car starts sliding around like it's on ice. The tasks themselves are okay at first, but they get repetitive really fast. Stop a car, check the lights, ask for documents, check for alcohol or drugs, give a fine or a warning — and that's basically it, over and over. After about ten stops you already know every possible dialogue option by heart. The map doesn't help either. You're stuck on three highways, and if you try to leave them, the game just teleports you back. My partner just sits in the car the whole shift and never does anything — not once did they get out to help me. Performance is another problem. My PC can run much more demanding games without issues, but this one drops frames constantly, especially during pursuits or accidents. The idea behind this game is genuinely good, and I can see the potential. But the execution is rough, and unless you get it on a big discount or for free, I can't really recommend spending money on it. Final score: 4/10 — fun for the first hour, frustrating after that.