In POLICE TACTICS: IMPERIO you start your career as an aspiring police chief in Newport Falls, a city that is dirty and corrupt to its core. You are responsible for upholding law and order. Coordinate the emergency vehicles and personnel of the municipal precinct and put a stop to crime. Make sure that no crime goes unpunished and convict the perpetrators! You are the first line of defense in the fight against crime.
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A interesting Concept towards managing police but sadly the execution is rather bumpy and buggy. The game allows you to control a police force, buying and upgrading units and the facilities to deal with the daily random issues, from riots to murders. The big issues I had with this game that puts it in the hard to recommend is the following: 1. A.I - I found many times that the A.i were extremely buggy such as when tasking a unit to arrest someone they would sometimes just simply stand in front of the enemy while the enemy just stands there preventing the mission from completing. I also found that having units patrol sometimes doesn't work as they would drive around the area only to bypass crimes that were right next to them and in their line of sight. 2. Path Finding - The A.i when driving seem fine with going to locations but sadly on foot it seems like a different story as units
It starts out great at the start but the more you progress the more it demands out of you which yes is realistic and I like that, but when the UI is difficult to navigate and you spend 5+ minutes just trying to find officers and cars on the map it becomes tiresome and annoying. Officers do not go back to the predefined patrol that you want them to after you dispatch them to a crime scene and there are general bug issues. So if you forget where your officers were on the last callout, you can spend quite some time looking for them. I'd prefer a free play mode where I can just manage a small area to start. It's not a bad game but I think it should have been released as early access first. That way it could be developed into a really great game that competes with 911 emergency responders. I also have a better gaming laptop and the load times and frame rate is not that optimal. I think with s
Police Tactics: Imperio is a failed attempt to make some casual strategy, promoting the player to the role of the chief of some random police station. On the terms level, the game's ok. There's some basic economics, going the usual 'calmer the district, better the funding', some base and staff development, and the game pace is supposed to be 'balanced', making the player involved in what is happening around, but not too overwhelmed. There is even some story pack of missions to follow! Alas, it's all falling apart way too soon. The tutorial isn't really explaining much, but rather delays the entry into the game, while seriously limiting the basic development at the start. The next major fault goes for that 'game pace balance'. You see, it's kind of the game where you have so few resources on the start as possible. And... the more cases you solve under that strict limit, the more new c
I am not a person that writes a lot of reviews but I wanted to make an exception for Police Tactics: Imperio. I see that thee is a lot of negative reviews about the UI being clunky or the interface not being well fleshed out etc. but honestly it isn't that bad. For those that played the emergency series, the UI is very similar and understanding what's what doesn't take long. It's not a game for everybody, if you like simulations, and want to play a police strategy/simulation game (and if I am not wrong it's the only one that exists) I think you will have fun with it. For how long? I couldn't say since it really depends on you and your playstyle but I believe there is enough for a 20$ price tag. And I think the developpers have tried to be quite responsive, as you can see the updates are still coming in, they added some features that were requested by the community e.g. the pause functi
This game is good and is totally playable without the pause button despite what other people here seems to think. I'm not a sim game veteran, acually this is the first emergency sim I have ever played. There is always enough time to finish whatever you are doing befor responding to a call. There is a timer on each call that ticks down untill you fail to respond to the call and that timer is not 10 seconds, A quick advise is to not panic eaverytime you get a call but to take your time. And besides, What policedepartment have a 100% record on solving all cases reported to them. 8/10
so the reviews are mixed, dont let that turn you away, this is actually a decent game, and im thoroughly enjoying it, and you know what, people are idiots, games like Shower with your dad are overwhelmingly positive and this is just mixed, it kind of says alot. seriously its a decent game and its under $20, if youre into the emergency services get it, you will enjoy it.
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