The genre of police simulators has always been interesting to me, that is, a simulator of playing for a simple police officer, not a special forces soldier, not a detective, etc.n., and the one who drives around the city, patrols and goes out on a call made in 911, implemented GTA-like, but showing us the opposite side, so to speak.

Unfortunately, although this topic seems to be fertile and promising, I couldn’t find something that suited me for a long time. The corresponding functions were partially implemented in the games True Crime: Streets of LA and True Crime: New York City, but firstly only partially (essentially only generated 911 calls and that’s it), and secondly, at the moment I still somehow don’t want to play them, although I liked them at one time.

I don’t think there’s even anything https://bonnie-bingo-casino.co.uk/ to say about games like Police Force, everything is already clear. Well, maybe they, of course, found their fan, and even some interesting things like speed measurements, fines, calling tow trucks for incorrectly parked cars, etc.d. it’s there, but other than that it’s terrible.

The game Enforcer Police Crime Action seemed to me to be quite good in its functionality, but only in terms of gameplay, in matters of graphics, physics and other technologies, it’s just a thing of the past. I wanted something more modern.

And finally, I found a police mod for GTA 5, which is currently developing dynamically, a lot of interesting things have already been implemented in it and it is being developed further. Although it would be more correct to say that this is a set of mods, since many currently missing functions are compensated by third-party mods and they interact well with each other.

And I decided to make a series of videos, a series of let’s play for this modification, the first part of which (series, not modification))) and post it here.

This can be said to be my first experience, so it would be interesting to read the comments and constructive criticism from those who might be interested.