From parking violations and accidents to chases - New screenshots out now!

Time truly flies... can't believe it has already been a month

since we announced Police Simulator: Patrol Officers

!

Back then, we already teased some of the tasks that will await you in the game once we launch into Early Access this spring. A few of them were already shown off in the Announcement Trailer - but now it's time to get even more insights into your duties!



Above, you see one of several precincts in . When you first start your shift as a police officer, you begin to patrol the busy streets of , the first available district with five different neighborhoods. Once you step outside the Brighton Police Department, it's time to get to work.

Of course, we strongly recommend to behave fair and lawful. A will log and penalize abuses of power - while doing a good job will be noted via the and your . If you act accordingly, the game will reward you with new gameplay options and unlock additional neighborhoods.

This means: You start each shift with 100 and will go lower if you behave badly. Once you reach 0 , well, you're fired. No bad officers allowed. In addition, you start each shift with 0 and go higher with every correct decision made. At the end of your shift, these are converted to experience points.



One of your tasks is to look out for potential . There are quite a few things to keep in mind when determining an offense. Is the parking meter expired? Is their license plate still valid? Are they even allowed to park here?

In the screenshot above, you can see a fairly obvious case of an improperly parked vehicle. Clearly, it's against the rules to park a car straight on a sidewalk. To fine the owner of the car, you select the correct offense (in this case ) and then hand out a parking ticket. Let's hope they'll learn their lesson.

Here, our officer is in the process of recording an . Thanks to our dynamic and fully simulated traffic system, events like these can happen completely organically throughout Brighton. It's important to interview both the involved owners of their cars as well as all the witnesses nearby. This is neccessary to gather as many details as possible about the accident. Were they distracted? Did they speed? Was someone on drugs? The use of stimulants, for example, warrants an immediate call for an arrest transport.



Sometimes, questioning suspicious people might result in them fleeing. Seems like they have to hide something! In this case, you have to them and, if absolutely neccessary, draw your stun gun and order them to stop. Put on the handcuffs and call for an arrest transport - your colleagues will do the rest.

In the weeks to come, we'll show off a lot of these elements (and more!) with dedicated gameplay videos, allowing you to get additional glimpses into all the tasks and events has to offer.


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