Police Pursuit 2: patrol the city, chase the red marker, and park fast
Police Pursuit 2 drops you into a simulation patrol in a polished 3D city, where the navigator points you toward active crime scenes. You drive a police car, follow the red dot, and keep the pursuit under control instead of causing extra damage along the way.
Follow the navigator to the next call
The main objective is simple in a concrete way: watch the guide, head for the highlighted location, and reach the scene as quickly as you can. Because the route changes with each call, you spend most of your time reading the road and lining up turns before the chase tightens.
W A S D driving and parking under pressure
The game also asks you to park the car, and the source notes W, A, S, and D for that part of the job. That turns each response into a control check as well as a pursuit, since you need clean handling when the patrol ends at the destination.
High-speed stunts with a paused camera view
Beyond the patrol work, you can push into fast chases and stunt moments, then pause the action and look at it from any angle you want. That camera feature makes the crashes, jumps, and near misses easier to inspect, especially when you want to replay a sharp turn or a risky landing. If you enjoy police driving, Police Motorbike Driver swaps the cruiser for a bike, while Chiron City Driver keeps the focus on city traffic and vehicle handling.
For more road pressure, Traffic Jam 3d and Driver Club: Highway Racing both lean on lane control and fast decisions, but Police Pursuit 2 keeps the law-enforcement angle front and center.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
13 august 2022
Last Update
13 august 2022