Police Drive

Police Drive is a role-playing game where you play as a police officer and perform tasks such as chasing criminals or handling traffic accidents on the city's busy streets. Instead of staying in one place, targets constantly move across different routes, forcing players to react quickly and choose the right path. Police cars and motorcycles are both available. Each vehicle offers a different approach to completing missions.

How to play Police Drive

Gameplay focuses on high-speed driving in a bustling city. Traffic is heavy. There are many turns. Targets never wait around.

Players need to follow directions to reach the mission area, then maintain close enough distance to apprehend or subdue the target. Just one unnecessary collision can slow progress and lead to mission failure.

Police Drive isn't just about simple arrests. Some missions require blocking the target, while others force players to closely follow it for extended periods in heavy traffic. The further you progress, the more complex the routes become. Higher speeds mean mistakes are more likely.

If you prefer a different, more casual style of gameplay, you can try Bejeweled.

Tips and Tricks

Vehicle Selection

Motorcycles are effective in cramped areas or narrow streets. Police cars are advantageous in extended chases where stability and collision resistance are crucial.

Frequent Upgrades

Each vehicle has its stats. Upgrading can improve acceleration, traction, and steering response. Choosing the wrong vehicle for a mission can make the chase significantly more difficult.

Vehicle Condition Management

The condition of your vehicle directly affects your ability to complete missions. Severe damage makes steering less precise. Fuel runs out quickly if you drive recklessly. Maintaining vehicle stability is sometimes more important than driving fast.

Get familiar with the traffic

The city on Police Drive is open with constantly changing traffic; get familiar with it to easily handle situations. Multiple camera angles assist in observation during chases.

Police Drive focuses more on the pace of the chase and time pressure than on performance. Choosing the right route, maintaining a reasonable distance, and controlling the vehicle will determine whether the target is apprehended or manages to disappear into the city.