This Is the Police 2 | Steam

ABOUT THIS GAME

Interpret the law as you see fit in This Is the Police 2, the sequel to the memorable This Is the Police. Sit in the sheriff's office, manage your police officers, investigate, interrogate, incarcerate, make tough decisions and avoid ending up in jail yourself! Discover a narrative game combining adventure, strategy and tactical turn-based combat.

Is it a simulation game? A management game? A tactical combat game? An interactive novel? A puzzle game? It's all this and much more!

Immerse yourself in a unique narrative experience.

Welcome to Sharpwood, an icy town not far from the border, rife with violence and where no one is completely innocent. Smugglers, gangs and ranting populists are at home here. To keep the peace and order, young sheriff Lilly Reed (played by Sarah Hamilton, The Longuest Journey) will have to team up with fugitive Jack Boyd (Jon St. John, Duke Nukem) and pray her desperate plan doesn't backfire.

Take command of the police station.

Your subordinates aren't just resources. They're real people, with their strengths, weaknesses, fears and prejudices, and you'll have to adapt to all of them if you're to stand any chance of survival. Is one of your agents a bit too much of a drinker, or finds all sorts of excuses not to come to work? Or does he refuse to obey your orders? You'll need an iron will to impose discipline on the station.

Take part in tactical battles.

During the most dangerous operations, the game will switch to turn-based combat. Assemble your best agents (or worst, if that's all you've got), study the terrain, adapt your plans, discreetly approach suspects and neutralise them with your non-lethal equipment, if the situation allows. Of course, it's sometimes impossible to avoid the bullets flying, but be warned: there are no hit points in This Is the Police 2. A single well-placed bullet can cost an officer his or her life.

Become a real detective.

Gather evidence, study investigation files, interrogate suspects (using more or less... heavy-handed methods) and bring criminals to justice. What if your suspect is innocent? Perhaps it's time to find out whether the judges at Sharpwood can