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A curiosity for budget sim enthusiasts, but not worth your time over established alternatives.
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About Police: Destruction Street
Police: Destruction Street is a low-budget police simulation that leans hard on the promise of destructible environments and vehicular mayhem. The premise is straightforward: respond to calls, engage in street action, and watch things break. But the execution is threadbare. There's no real progression, minimal mission variety, and the destruction physics that should anchor the experience feel clunky and unresponsive. It's the kind of game that's more interesting as a concept than in practice. If you're looking for a serious police sim, go elsewhere. If you're curious about oddball indie experiments in the genre, this might scratch that itch for an hour or two, though you'll likely move on quickly. It's functional but forgettable, and there's no reason to pick this over established competitors.

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- Developer
- Play Publishing
- Publisher
- Unknown
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