Experience The Thin Blue Line as you take on whatever is presented before you.
Have you got the skills to cope in pressure situations officer...

In this game you don't have the option to run away. This is a stationary standing experience only.
Set in one room you will be faced with an A.I.
During the scenario's you choose the right time to react if required without using excessive force in order to progress through the ranks. You the officer have to dynamically risk assess the situation you're faced within this game.

Play in Easy or Normal Mode

Easy Mode play through allows you to draw weapons without failing you, unless you hit a civilian. This is set as the default.

Normal Mode (professional) play through allows you to play the game as originally intended.

Circumstances are likely to change extremely quickly to test if you can react to a situation and not freeze.
Your job is to observe and react with the appropriate amount of force. Remember just grabbing and picking up a weapon is a USE OF FORCE

You start in the Police locker room for your options page that allows you to change the controller settings, volume level, graphics level and if you are left or right handed to carry your pistol. Officers are trained to carry the lethal force option on their strong side so not to confuse it with the Taser, weaker side option. You can enter the Training Range and perfect your weapon drawing and handling skills.
Once you're ready to respond you have the choice of any 3 lockers showing your New Recruit Badge. Select this option and you're directed to the Disturbance Call...
By being successful you pass and continue up the Ranks to reach your retirement of 30 years service, you can choose to return to the locker room where your Rank progress will be saved in your locker. Fail and you lose your rank and job, you then have to restart as a new recruit.

You'll be armed with a side arm pistol, taser, pepper spray and handcuffs.
Always remember you are a professional officer and are in your role to keep the peace and serve the community. Take the verbal onslaught and emotions that create tense and confrontational experiences that often lead to excessive force remembering to only use the right amount of force at the right time as a professional officer should.

Based on real events around the world, are you ready to respond officer?