
Welcome to Brighton! Join the police force of this fictitious American city and experience the day to day life of a police officer.
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Welcome to Brighton! Join the police force of this fictitious American city and experience the day to day life of a Police Officer. Start with citing violations and giving out parking tickets, then work your way towards shouldering more responsibilities. Be part of the community of Brighton, get to know your neighborhood and handle daily police work to fight crime during your shift. Always be tough, but fair: respect the law and gain more experience to unlock more neighborhoods, districts and duties.
POLICE SIMULATOR: PATROL OFFICERS includes a dynamic traffic system that organically creates the traffic flow and car accidents, as well as emergency situations that can randomly pop up during your shift. Be ready to react at a moment’s notice! In the Open World of Brighton you will be able to choose neighborhoods for your patrols and make sure to keep them safe. Patrol through three unique districts with several neighborhoods each. Every single one has a distinct flair, from the high rises of Downtown to the historical buildings of Brickston.
With progression and unlocking new districts, additional duties will also be revealed. Start with ticketing duty and finding wrongfully parked cars, but be prepared to take care of accidents that may happen right in front of your eyes. In a living and breathing city, many different duties may be encountered. Stop drug deals taking place in the local park, or chase graffiti sprayers illegally tagging walls. Be prepared for anything - even if it is just a car blocking a bus stop. Every duty is your responsibility.
With the Intuition System your police officer will be able to pick up important clues during witness interrogations that could lead you to resolve situations the right way, so make sure you pay attention to everything being said and done. POLICE SIMULATOR: PATROL OFFICERS offers a Simulation mode for experienced players looking for the most authentic experience, as well as a casual mode for those looking for a more relaxing patrol in the streets of Brighton.

Traffic system that organically creates accidents, speeding vehicles, traffic jams and other traffic violations like crossing a red light and more
Three districts with several neighborhoods, each with their own unique flair
Various duties ranging from car accidents, parking regulations, emergency callouts, to finding drug dealers or graffiti sprayers
Progression to unlock districts, cars and modes (Standard and Open Patrol)
Unlock and drive up-to 3 different cars: the Cruiser, Panther Z and Gladiator Police Vehicles
Casual and Simulation game modes
Intuition System
Single- and Multiplayer modes
Modding support for police uniform and car textures

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Languages: English*, German*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Turkish +2 more
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 123 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
I thought this game is finally what I ever wanted. Fun, immersive and engrossing simulator, but what I got? Many bugs, primitive AI, poor graphics and insanely boring gameplay. And those DLC's especially for some ass cars lmao. Better to play LSPDFR in GTAV.
I really want to like this game but I can't due to broken dlc after broken dlc, not fixing any previous bugs and generally just being more of a traffic cop simulator than general police work. Devs also seemed to have abandoned the game. Btw if you buy any DLC (all of which should just be in the base game but yknow), be prepared for your co-op partners to not be able to interact with it at all if they don't own it. Bought a car DLC and anyone I'm playing with can't even see the car let alone sit in the passenger or drive it, lol. Purchase if you play solo and don't mind game breaking bugs forcing a restart.
If you want a realistic police game, this is definitely the best one on the market. The gameplay with tickets, accidents, and investigations is very fun and atmospheric on PC. Unlike other simulators, the progression feels rewarding and does not take too long. I played single-player and barely had any game-breaking bugs, just some minor sound issues and occasional AI memory glitches. These small bugs are not a big deal and do not require constant updates.
This is a simulation game that takes a different approach from most police-themed games by focusing on the ordinary responsibilities of patrol work. Instead of high-speed chases and dramatic action, it builds its experience around observation, decision-making, and handling everyday situations on the streets. The strongest aspect is the feeling of routine and responsibility. A simple patrol can involve checking parking violations, stopping suspicious activity, responding to incidents, or helping citizens, and the game creates a sense of satisfaction when situations are handled correctly. It captures the slower side of law enforcement, where attention to detail and following procedures matter more than quick reactions. The city itself helps support the experience. Walking through neighborhoods, watching traffic, and encountering different situations makes the world feel like a place rather than just a collection of missions. The progression system also gives players new tools, responsibilities, and areas to explore, which helps keep the experience moving forward. Where the game struggles is in its depth and polish. Many interactions follow predictable patterns, and after the first few hours the routine nature of patrols can become repetitive. Some AI behavior feels unnatural, and occasional bugs or awkward animations can break the immersion. The game also depends heavily on whether the player enjoys slow, realistic simulations, as there is little traditional action. Overall, this is a unique and surprisingly immersive simulation that succeeds by focusing on the small details of the job. It is not designed to make players feel like an action hero; it is designed to make them feel like someone responsible for keeping order. For players who enjoy realistic, methodical gameplay, it offers an experience unlike most other games, even if its limited variety and technical issues prevent it from being a perfect simulation.
Very good police simulater with ok graphics. A must buy when on-sale.
完全不推荐,本体内容太少,以及咱呼叫不了支援什么的。日常除了抓瞎找毒贩通缉犯就是搞交通迎检或者是车祸。而且放置物品的逻辑很怪异,动作僵硬,NPC的脑残这种等等,在我眼中这只能算是半个都不到的半成品,也就那个涂装挺有意思的。哪怕你是独立游戏也不能这样子的。
1 - Lowest 5 - Highest Gameplay: 3/5 Story: 1.5/5 Quality of Life: 2/5 Graphics: 2/5 Replayability: 2/5 Price (Without Discount): 1/5 Overall: 2/5 Thoughts: The idea behind it is amazing, you play as a patrol officer doing what a normal police officer does. It's simple, it should give off LSPDFR vibes, it should translate it well. Unfortunately it's buggy, it doesn't feel like a well done game, I've encountered so much bugs in one sitting it was insane. The immersion is also at the bare minimum. You get walking pedestrians, stores that are just basic points of interest, and cars driving around, but it feels incredibly lifeless. On top of that, the gameplay is repetitive, and you just get the same missions over and over. I'm really glad I got this on a sale which was only at $2.95, because with it's condition it is not worth the base price, it feels unfinished and a beta rather than a finished game.
I usually like Eurojank. But this aint it. Never pay for price for this. Its janky and crude.
The game has ALOT of gamebreaking bugs, camera starts floating around when talking to people, (needed to quit game to reset camera). Got stuck in a lightpole when i walked into it, needed to restart game. Got stuck in the ground when walking on patrol, had to restart game. The game controlls feels kinda janky, especially when driving a car. The game feels like its in a early build(beta) / early access state to be honest, I would wait for a sale to get it.
this game is annoying as ♥♥♥♥ and so repeatting as its not really a police simulator but rather a DUI simulator, NEED SOME ACTION
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