Police Car: Offroad

About Police Car: Offroad

Police Car: Offroad is a driving and pursuit game. It is set far away from smooth city streets. You drive a police cruiser across challenging terrain while following other vehicles. Complete each pursuit and reach the target before heavy crashes end the mission. Successful runs also help raise your department rank.

What Makes the Chase Different?

• Off-road pursuits across dirt hills and slopes.
• Mini-map guidance for finding the pursuit route.
• Police siren for a more intense chase.
• Ramps that can help or ruin your route.
• Boulders and obstacles that damage the cruiser.
• Rank progression after successful pursuits.

Guide to Play Police Car: Offroad

Start the Pursuit and Follow the Route

Each pursuit begins with a target somewhere across the off-road map. Accelerate toward the marked route and use the mini-map to track the correct direction. The terrain can change quickly. Turn on the siren when the pursuit begins and stay close to the vehicle ahead.

Navigating Challenging Terrain

Steer carefully around loose boulders and environmental debris. Hit natural dirt ramps at suitable speeds to launch your cruiser across large gaps. Land the vehicle as smoothly as possible to reduce heavy impact damage. Check the mini-map before making a sudden change in direction.

Reaching the Target

Close the distance between your cruiser and the vehicle ahead. Stay near the target and follow its route through the rough terrain. Maintain good control and avoid heavy impacts while keeping the pursuit active until the target vehicle is stopped.

Controls Guide

Tips for Completing More Pursuits

Read the Terrain Before Using Nitro

Nitro is strongest when the route ahead is clear. Check for ramps, boulders, and sharp slopes before activating it. Extra speed is useful only when you can keep control of the cruiser.

Take Ramps With a Good Approach

Line up the vehicle before reaching a ramp. Turning sharply during takeoff can cause a bad landing. A straight approach gives you a better chance of landing safely and continuing the pursuit.

Change Camera When Visibility Becomes Difficult

Some hills can hide obstacles or the vehicle ahead. Switch the camera view when you need a clearer angle. Better visibility can help you avoid a sudden crash.

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