City Patrol: Police — Combatting Crime!
Attention! The City Patrol Special Unit is recruiting new members — and they want YOU! Enforce order in the city’s streets and highways, be the arm of the law.
Thrilling missions, powerful cars and fighting crime will be your routine! Whether it’s issuing offenders with parking and speeding tickets or thwarting terrorist plots and other crimes — only one thing counts in your job: Guarantee safety in your beat!
Meet with informers, shadow suspects, chase perps and handle time-critical missions. Superfast action, a captivating story and a big, open game world call for courage, skill and fast reflexes! In City Patrol: Police it all depends on you
Features:
- Begin your police career in an absorbing campaign with 15 tense missions. Punish trivial offenses and work your way up the career ladder, from undercover investigations to blazing chases.
- Be ready for the speed and heart-pumping action that awaits on 15 dangerous routes! Different difficulties and vehicle properties turn each race into a hazard.
- A wide range of detailed vehicles with varying HP await, from a transporter to an SUV to a muscle car. Choose your vehicle wisely — as often as not, it isn’t the ultra-powered racer that gets you through downtown’s narrow streets to your destination safe and sound!
- The realistic physics of dense and authentically simulated traffic in the city and on the highway demands good reflexes and driving skills.
- Your beat is a large, open 3D world with highways, country roads, and industrial estates. Enforce the law!
- In free-play mode, protect the streets from criminal masterminds and solve 80 different side quests to move up from beat cop to the chief of police.
system requirements(minimum)
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- CPU: Intel i5-2500K / Ryzen R5 1600X
- RAM: 8GB GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 / / AMD RX 580
- HDD: 5GB HD space
- DirectX: Version 11.0 compatible video card or equivalent
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
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