Enforcer: Police Crime Action
Odin Game Studio · 2014 · Simulation, Action, Open World, Crime, Adventure
PC
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About Enforcer: Police Crime Action
✦ AI summary
Balance law enforcement duties with personal life in this American small-town cop sim where your stress management directly affects your ability to uphold justice. Interrogate suspects, pursue criminals, and navigate moral choices across 200+ varied missions while decorating your home and maintaining relationships off the clock.
While on duty you’ll need to remain ever vigilant and question any suspicious behaviour to protect your small American town from a rising criminal threat. Off duty you’ll need to visit friends, family and live life to its fullest. Your actions while at work and home affect your stress levels. If you spend too much time fighting crime, you will be under severe pressure that will affect your ability to uphold the law.
You’ll need to question witnesses, administer breathalyser tests, block off roads for city events, site mobile speed cameras and pursue fleeing criminals on foot and in one of the specially designed police vehicles.
Features
- Rise through the ranks to take on more dangerous missions
- Career mode with an optional realistic difficulty that includes permanent death
- Fight crime while on duty and manage your social life while off duty
- Four police squad vehicles to unlock and drive while on duty
- Five different camera modes while driving squad car
- Citizens of Mountain Valley can behave suspiciously. Stay ever vigilant to spot danger
- Perform breathalyser tests
- Talk with citizens of Mountain Valley to discover the location of fleeing criminals
- Run vehicle checks (broken lights, illegal plates, expired licenses etc)
- Order vehicles to pull over
- Exercise speed calming measures by placing speed cameras
- Place traffic cones to block off roads
- Force entry into a house by kicking the door down, requesting a warrant or you could just try and knock politely
- Arrest anybody but suffer the consequences for abusing your power
- Own a house and decorate the interior by purchasing fridges, TVs beds, floor rugs etc.
- Buy your own vehicle while off duty and explore the town
- Manage your hunger levels by purchasing food
- You can manage your stress control by performing actions including watching television, taking a nap or having a shower
- More than 200 different variants of missions to complete
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Enforce my bad review about this game. Unpolished, uninspired and generally speaking piece of potato. Not recommended unless you like to waste your time on weak games instead of playing something cool. [/h1]8 found this helpful
Enforcer: Police Crime Action is an ambitious open-world police simulation that aims to portray law enforcement work as a mix of action, routine, and personal management rather than a nonstop stream of high-octane chases. Developed by Odin Game Studio and published by Excalibur Publishing, the game places players in a fictional American town where policing is treated as a job with rules, consequences, and everyday responsibilities. From the beginning, it becomes clear that the developers were striving to create something broader than a simple action game, attempting to combine elements of a sandbox, a simulator, and a life-management experience into a single package. The core idea revolves around living the daily life of a police officer, both on duty and off duty. While patrolling the city, players respond to a wide range of incidents such as traffic violations, drunk driving checks, burglaries, domestic disturbances, and armed confrontations. These tasks are not presented as isolated missions but as activities that emerge within the open world, giving the player a sense of freedom in how they approach their workday. Beyond active policing, the game introduces systems like hunger…2 found this helpful
For the sale price the game is worth it. It runs fine. Everything is about what you can expect from the way it looks. Driving works well for the game but its not a modern style. Shooting feels fairly simple and generic but they really put the focus on your interactions as a whole.1 found this helpful
This game feels like a joke but it is fun-ish if you wake and bake into it MAYBE. Not a bad police sim but still, very unfinished at the time of playing1 found this helpful
This game is pretty hard to get into but it was pretty fun when I last played it 10 years ago, kind of thinking about getting back into it, I recommend getting it if you can and hopefully it plays good on your pc :)
The speed of the game is not up todate. sadly this game let me down.
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