RacingFit check
Is City Patrol: Police worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Police-game players who want both patrol duties and driving missions
- Driving-game players who prefer navigating traffic over only racing opponents
- Players who want an open 3D setting with side quests beyond a campaign
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a focused racing game, since police missions and crime investigations are central to the structure
- Players who prefer short, self-contained sessions, as career progression and 80 side quests provide a broader task list
- Players looking for multiplayer competition, which is not part of the described gameplay
Our take on City Patrol: Police
Rather than centering on competition against other drivers, this action-and-racing game puts police duties alongside driving. Ticketing, investigations, and crime-related missions share space with route challenges and traffic navigation, giving the racing elements a law-enforcement context.
What is City Patrol: Police?
City Patrol: Police combines driving with police work in an open 3D setting of city streets, highways, country roads, and industrial areas.
Its campaign has 15 missions, including issuing tickets, undercover investigations, and pursuits. Players can drive vehicles ranging from transporters to SUVs and muscle cars, with different handling characteristics and traffic to navigate. The game also includes 15 routes with different difficulties. In free-play mode, players take on 80 side quests involving crime prevention and investigations.
How City Patrol: Police plays
- 01Police career campaign
- The 15-mission campaign ranges from ticketing offenses to undercover work and pursuits.
- 02Free-play side quests
- Eighty additional tasks focus on stopping criminals and investigating cases.
- 03Vehicle selection
- The roster includes transporters, SUVs, and muscle cars with differing power and handling.
- 04Traffic driving
- City and highway traffic, alongside vehicle physics, makes reaching mission destinations a driving challenge.
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City Patrol: Police: platforms & release
Is City Patrol: Police worth it?
It is worth it if: police-game players who want both patrol duties and driving missions. Skip it if: players seeking a focused racing game, since police missions and crime investigations are central to the structure.
Where can I download City Patrol: Police?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens City Patrol: Police's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is City Patrol: Police on?
Windows only.
