Police Chase Games
Police games are a small, distinct corner of driving that this site did not previously cover. Fifteen games are listed here, and they range from actual pursuits to patrol cars being used for things no police force would authorise.
Genuine chase games are the smallest group. Police Chase Motorbike Driver is the clearest example: a suspect ahead, city traffic in between, and a chase that swings back and forth depending on whether the route is congested or open. Catching up rather than colliding is what ends the pursuit, which keeps it a driving game.
The larger group uses the police car as a vehicle rather than a role. Police Drift & Stunt, Police Drift Car and Police Drift Car Driving Stunt Game hand you a patrol car in an open city and score drifts and stunts. The cars are heavy and stable, which makes them unusually forgiving to slide, and the games are honest about being playgrounds rather than simulations.
There are two-wheeled entries as well. Police Bike City Simulator and Super Stunt Police Bike Simulator 3D put the same idea on a motorcycle, where the traffic becomes navigable in a way it never is in a car.
At the strict end of the section sit Police Car Parking, where any contact fails the test outright, and the Parking Fury games, where a police presence turns a parking task into an exercise in not being noticed. They are the most demanding games here and the least dramatic, which is a fair description of most real police driving.
Everything runs in the browser without installation, and the stunt-oriented games work well on a phone. The parking tests are easier with a keyboard, where small low-speed corrections are simpler to make.
A note on tone, since police games can be an awkward genre. Nothing in this section involves weapons or harm — the pursuit games end when you catch up, the patrol games are open-city driving, and the strictest game here is a parking test. Games where shooting or destroying other vehicles is the mechanic are not listed on this site at all, whatever livery they wear, and several were removed from this section for exactly that reason before it was published.
Questions about this section
Are these real pursuit games?
Some are. Most use the police car as a vehicle for drifting and stunts rather than for chasing anyone.
Do I have to ram the suspect in the chase games?
No. Closing the distance is what ends a pursuit, so they remain driving games rather than contact games.
Which police game is the most demanding?
Police Car Parking, where any contact at all fails the test and restarts it.