VirtualCop
VirtualCop
The official app & game
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DESCRIPTION
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VirtualCop lets you feel what its like to be a New Zealand Police Officer. See what policing in Aotearoa is all about by helping the Crime scene staff search for evidence, engage with people in the community, and help direct police resources to catch offenders.
Created using the talents of real officers, VirtualCop allows you to feel the kind of experiences police officers have every day right from your mobile device.
Do you care enough to be a cop?
Sign up at https://www.newcops.co.nz/ to find out more.
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game VirtualCop.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: New Zealand Police
Genre: Simulation
App version: 1.3.0
App size: 53M
Recent changes: Public release of three new experiences;
- 105 Communicators
- 111 Police Emergency Communicators
- Station Tour
Comments:
This game is really good, it deserves more knowledge so they can improve entertained me for 15 minutes before the story finished. No bugs at all in the game, I would love to see it expanded.
Good game overall but i thought there would be more to do. Maybe real stories, different scenarios & different jobs to attend, cases to be solved etc
Needs to be longer with more cases
The game experience is good. But adding more missions/cases/tasks is a must, as the playtime of the game is just 10mins on a game of size 760MB. A few things I noticed: The game screen doesn't auto rotate when you flip the phone 180 degrees. I guess the game needs more optimization, the phone is getting slightly heated, I am using Huawei mate 20Pro, which is a decent phone. The movement can be slightly better, sometimes it's hard to understand that should I use the pad or move my phone.
Fun and interesting gameplay but somewhat limited. There's only a couple of locations to visit and not much to do once you're there. The controls to move around in the game were also a bit tricky to manipulate. A good start but I completed it in under an hour and it doesn't really lend itself to repeated gameplay."
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