
Police Officer is a first-person police station simulator where you manage a police station: process suspects, hear citizens' pleas, and manage the daily chaos of law enforcement—one decision at a time.
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Search detainees, have them empty their pockets, and comb through their belongings for unauthorized or suspicious items.
Not everyone tells the truth. Check IDs, run visa and residency status, administer breathalyzers, and cross-reference records before anyone walks free.
The streets are only as safe as the station behind them. Hire and assign officers, dispatch patrols and investigations, and upgrade your facilities to handle a growing caseload.
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.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese +2 more
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I often don't write reviews, however, this game needs to be called out a little bit here. This game feels like the whole thing was made with AI. From the AI voice lines, to the station design, everything screams AI. Another big upset for me was the fact that, even on max graphics, you cannot tell if someone has dilated, normal, or constricted pupils. The ID picture is AI generated and more often than not looks nothing like the suspect. The game has potential to be decent but there needs to be major improvements. I like the fact that while I was playing, I had a sense of playing "Papers, please" and Quarantine zone. It was a nice mix of those two games in a police officer setting. For the time being, I do not recommend picking the game up. Definitely needs some improvements.
First of all, it has issues with widescreen monitors where using the correct resolution prevents you from clicking buttons on certain screens (like the recruit officer screen). The only solution I've found so far is using a standard resolution in windowed mode. Outside of that, and I'm not sure if it's me or the game, visual identification seems hit-or-miss. A character might look completely different from the description, yet selecting "not a visual match" results in a wrong charge. The investigation mechanic feels unsatisfying. You don't actually examine the suspect or decide if an item looks suspicious; you have another officer frisk them, have them put items in the bin, and hover over each object until the game tells you if it's fine, suspicious, or illegal. It would be much better off using a system like Quarantine Zone, where you have to manually check items against regulations yourself.
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RECOMMENDED If you enjoyed games like Papers, Please or Contraband Police, this is an absolute must-play. The core gameplay loop is incredibly satisfying—one minute you're cross-referencing IDs, running breathalyzer tests, and searching pockets for contraband, and the next you're making high-level calls on how to expand your precinct. What really sets it apart is the management side. Balancing holding cell space, dispatching patrol units, and keeping public satisfaction high while queues build up gets refreshingly chaotic in the best way possible. An extremely solid police simulator that nails both the micro-inspection and macro-management sides of the job. 10/10.
All the voices are undisclosed AI generated.
This game has potential - but with all the things they are ripping off and using actually licensed names for stuff - they will more than likely get sued tbh.
I really like the idea of having the police station itself be the main focus of the game. A lot of police games are mostly about driving around and chasing criminals, but here the small procedures are what make the gameplay interesting. Searching suspects, checking documents, running breathalyzers and making sure everything is legal gives the game a nice rhythm. You constantly have something small to deal with, and then suddenly the station starts getting crowded and you have to decide where your officers are needed. The management side is probably my favorite part because it makes the station feel like something you are actually responsible for. I would like to see even more complicated cases and situations as the game develops.
10/10, I have discovered that being a police officer is mostly checking documents and telling people to empty their pockets. Jokes aside, the gameplay is actually pretty addictive. Things start simple and then suddenly everyone needs something at the same time. My station is definitely not OSHA approved.
Dont bother if you have 3440x1440 monitor - half the UI is cut off.
Just bought it on the day it came out and was hooked. SUPER fun, many things to unlock as you progress, as i played i did not see any bugs, LOVE that you can just hit people and they drop weird stuff. Cant wait to see how far this game goes! Overall Rating 9/10 If your looking for a fun police simulation game this it.
Pretty fun little police sim. I really like the mix of checking documents, searching suspects and managing the station. Things get surprisingly chaotic once you have more officers and cases coming in. Some things could use more polish, but I'm enjoying it so far.
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