Police Chase Simulator
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Pick from 15+ vehicles, chase across city and moon maps, and crash with slow-motion destruction physics.
Detailed Ratings
Moon gravity plus a smash yard is a weird, good mix
Tuning and wrecks both show up on the model
Fifteen cars and four maps are enough to stay
Game Introduction
Police Chase Simulator gives you more than fifteen cars and four maps that do not belong together: a city, a low-gravity moon, countryside with rocks you can jump, and a test yard full of ramps and presses.
Paint every panel. Change camber, ride height, and wheel size. Then crumple the thing: doors off, glass out, wheels gone. Parts of the scenery break too.
B slows time for the hit. K puts the car back together. This is chase-and-crash, not a police career with paperwork.
How to Play
Pick a map and a car. Chase, roam, or smash the props. Nitro and handbrake shape the line; R resets a bad landing.
On the moon, brake earlier. Low gravity stretches jumps. In the countryside, raise the ride height before the rocks.
Slow motion only at impact. Holding it through a chase just makes you late.
PC and Mobile Interaction
Use WASD or arrow keys to drive. Extra keys from the game guide may include nitro, handbrake, camera change, reset, and slow motion.
Use on-screen buttons, joystick, or touch gestures. Keep one thumb on steering and the other on boost or brake when available.
Tips & Tricks
On the moon map, brake earlier because low gravity stretches landings.
Tune wheel height before rough countryside jumps.
Use slow motion only near impact so you do not lose chase pace.
Level Information
City, moon, countryside, and test-area maps.
Fifteen-plus vehicles with paint and wheel tuning.
Destruction physics plus slow-motion highlight controls.
















