Police Sim 2012

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods. suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery.

Think GTA: Role Reversal

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

the only cop game i would want would be a more realistic one. It would involve typical police tactics of steroetyping whoever it was i wanted to have commited a crime, then rampage all through out the community as a thug for capitalism with a gun thats no better then the scum in his community that hes busting, except he's hypocritical and can always make up some crime if you give him any lip.

You know the 'good' guys. Oh and donuts, gotta have a donut mini game....

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery..

I think this is a brilliant idea.

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

couger77

Sounds quality. This is a game i would LOVE. I LOVE free Roam games. heres hoping for a GTA type cop sim.

Can you take bribes to pay for your wife's boobjob? stevendiep_100

What if the officer is female?

I would def. buy this game if it was produced

The game you described is pretty much GTA, except your a cop, not a gangster.Drive around, change cars, do missions, eat at fast food restaurants, and countless other things.
But i suppose all this from a cop perspective may be interesting.

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery..

I think this is a brilliant idea.

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

couger77

[QUOTE="couger77"]

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery..

I think this is a brilliant idea.

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

m4g3pr08

I would get it if I can play a criminal and the main story line was taking out cops. GT games you will eventually get killed. I prefer the story be around killing cops. That would be much more enjoyable than playing as some fat pig driving around and eating donuts all day.

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery..

I think this is a brilliant idea.

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

couger77

Sounds awesome! If there was a create Cop option like in MMOG it would be even more awesome. And it would be most awesome if it had multiplayer and you compete with the other officers to get the highest score (such as arresting criminals and moving hobos) and if it was on steam it could have acheivements! Oh and dont forget civilian NPCs!

What about teh doughnuts?

Four different bumps and this still isn't closed? wow.

I think alot of detail would have to be given to this doughnuts I mean what do they look like? what effects do they give? what sounds do they make as the player munches on them?

Bump, this is an awesome idea.

[QUOTE="stevendiep_100"]Can you take bribes to pay for your wife's boobjob? RandPC

What if the officer is female?

Normally the car has two Rifles and two shotguns or one rifle and two shotguns. One shotgun in theLeckolock and one rifle in lecko between the driver and passanger as well as a spare shotgun and spare rifle in the trunk Or just a spare shotgun and no rifle. I guess that all depends on the department. Some departments only allow you to have what they say and issue while others will let you duffle and carry as many spare guns as you want in the trunk, if they are your personalguns.

You know what is hilarious. The idea for this was made up in the year 2000, then posted here in 2007.

I will say though that the 360 forum had a better ridiculous bumping thread. It was bumped over the course of 4 years (each year had at least one bump) and then the original poster said the bumping needed to stop.

You know what is hilarious. The idea for this was made up in the year 2000, then posted here in 2007.

I will say though that the 360 forum had a better ridiculous bumping thread. It was bumped over the course of 4 years (each year had at least one bump) and then the original poster said the bumping needed to stop.

Agent_Kaliaver

I didn't put too much thought into to begin with. I would have never thought of it again if you didn't bump it. Iusually don'tcheck the date because they remove most topics within a few days if not a few weeks.

But yeah, it is funny.

Bump

:)

Four different bumps and this still isn't closed? wow.

morrowindnic

Indeed.

[QUOTE="m4g3pr08"][QUOTE="couger77"]

Police Sim

There is a lot of demand for this kind of game, especially among players of the popular Police Quest series and SWAT 3.

You're a police officer in a large metropolitan city (a SimCity would be nice). You start out as a rookie (there can be a short training period or rookie school at the beginning to familiarize you with the way the game is played).

This game would be played much like SimCopter and Police Quest. The car would be driven like Need For Speed or Streets of SimCity. You patrol your beat at your own leisure and answer game-generated calls for service (armed robberies, speeding vehicles, riots, wrecks, medical emergencies, traffic jams, fights, drunk drivers, burglar alarms, shootings, fires, etc). There is a map on your car console, that displays an icon showing you where the call is. You have several AI partners on the streets with you. You can call them by radio for backup, also you can hear what they are doing and back them up. You can also notify dispatch for fire and ambulance help. You can also come across speeders, drunks, etc, at random. Whether they pull over and how long it takes them to pull over is up to the computer AI. You may have to chase them.

You have a good bit of equipment to use:
Pistol
Shotgun (stored in trunk of car)
Baton
Pepper Spray
Walkie
Flares
Ticket book
Handcuffs
Flashlight

You also have a choice of several cars to drive such as marked and unmarked Crown Vics and Camaros. Promotions and paychecks are based on points, and money can be used in convenience stores, coffee shops, and to buy new equipment (or maybe to pay informants) etc.

You car also has the basic equipment of a police cruiser. Police radio, spotlight, radar, lights and siren (the siren should have several tones, adjustable by the player, and the lightbar and siren should be on separate switches, this a serious flaw in Need For Speed and other games).

You can interact with people, and you can walk inside building to do things (eat, do paperwork, answer calls, etc.).

There is a central police station, a jail, hospitals, fire stations, bars, gas stations, and a small substation for you and your partners to hang out. There are "big city" areas as well as suburban areas and "bad" neighborhoods.

Driver 2 gave the player possibility to step out of the car, and hi-jack another one. Suddenly a car game is not all about driving. I think gamers demand more and more from games in the future, it's not enough just driving the car ennymore, the player wishes to totally interact with the surroundings. A police game where you can do "everything" (just not all the booring paperwork) would be very fun. Just imagine, buying donuts before you set of to investigate a robbery..

I think this is a brilliant idea.

Thoughts?

JDavis

http://www.gamediscovery.com/category/2000/december/sim/simpolice.html

sleepingzzz

I would get it if I can play a criminal and the main story line was taking out cops. GT games you will eventually get killed. I prefer the story be around killing cops. That would be much more enjoyable than playing as some fat pig driving around and eating donuts all day.

I lol'ed XD

As for the game, I think it sounds ok.. kind of Garry's Mod role-playing Servers-ish.

GUYS WE HAVE TO GET A GAME PUBLISHING COMPANY TO SEE THIS!!!coolthemanp6p

Why, so they can publish a book on this topic?

I'd much rather a dev took this to heart.

GUYS WE HAVE TO GET A GAME PUBLISHING COMPANY TO SEE THIS!!!coolthemanp6p

[QUOTE="coolthemanp6p"]GUYS WE HAVE TO GET A GAME PUBLISHING COMPANY TO SEE THIS!!!kris9031998

Yeah, I guess this idea has expired.

So sad...

APB kidna did it, to bad it was badly done. A great idea.

APB kidna did it, to bad it was badly done. A great idea.

James161324

Isn't APB a "gangster" game? Like with... gangsters?

necroed thread.

But, anyways.

It NEEDS the option to harass and arrest innocent civilians. Only way it would be realistic!

necroed thread.

But, anyways.

It NEEDS the option to harass and arrest innocent civilians. Only way it would be realistic!

morrowindnic

I suppose they should also add the option to take drugs as well, since realism is such a factor.

[QUOTE="morrowindnic"]

necroed thread.

But, anyways.

It NEEDS the option to harass and arrest innocent civilians. Only way it would be realistic!

Mischievity

I suppose they should also add the option to take drugs as well, since realism is such a factor.

Oh yeah! And also be able to beat people, and get in to accidents while drunk. And get off scott free!

[QUOTE="Mischievity"]

[QUOTE="morrowindnic"]

necroed thread.

But, anyways.

It NEEDS the option to harass and arrest innocent civilians. Only way it would be realistic!

morrowindnic

I suppose they should also add the option to take drugs as well, since realism is such a factor.

Oh yeah! And also be able to beat people, and get in to accidents while drunk. And get off scott free!

At least it would be realistic ;)

No one enjoys playing on the side of the law after GTA became so popular. Games are about doing what you can't in real life, and since [most of us] follow the law everyday, why would we want to do that in a game -even as its enforcer. Boring! I'd much rather stab a banker in the face or rip off a little kid selling lemonade than follow traffic signals and help old ladies cross the street.

EDIT BY AMNESIAC23 (to avoid further bumping): Dear god...this topic has been brought back from the dead 3 different times since 2007. Can't we just let it rest in peace?