Code 3: Police Response

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Code 3: Police Response is a single player simulation game. It was developed by 109 Below and was released on June 15, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Code 3: Police Response" is a tactical simulation game that puts you in the role of a police officer. You'll respond to emergencies, engage in high-speed pursuits, and make split-second decisions in intense situations. The game features a realistic open world, with various missions and challenges to keep you on your toes. Your choices and actions will have consequences, making each playthrough unique.

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The game has a unique concept and offers a variety of missions that can be engaging for players interested in law enforcement themes.
Some players appreciate the graphics and sound design, noting that they are decent for an early access title developed by a small team.
There is potential for the game to improve and become a solid entry in the police simulation genre if the developers continue to work on it.

The game suffers from severe performance issues, including low frame rates and bugs that hinder gameplay, making it feel unpolished.
Many players feel that the game is lacking in content, with limited maps and repetitive mission structures that lead to a lack of engagement.
There are concerns about the game's development status, with some players believing it may not receive further updates or improvements, leading to distrust in the developers.

story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story aspect of the game features a variety of missions with different backstories, but many players find them too short and lacking in depth, leading to a lack of memorable experiences. While the game attempts to portray real-life law enforcement situations through dialogue and mission structure, the execution feels simplistic and unsatisfying, with players often unsure when missions are complete. Overall, the narrative elements are present but fail to engage players fully, leaving them wanting more depth and clarity.
- “Next is the variety of missions; there are loads of callouts already in the game with a variety of maps and backstories.”
- “When you arrive at the actual scene, there will usually be some conversation with a person of interest that can dictate how the mission can go, presented (of course) in a Mass Effect dialogue wheel.”
- “The missions in [i]code 3[/i] are very simple, with the intent to portray situations law enforcement officers have to deal with in real life.”
- “These details are in-depth, but they're not really necessary to know in order to play through the missions with a 100/100 score, so you can skip the briefings.”
- “When this is done, the game gives no indication that the mission is over, so the player just has to guess they did everything.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are generally described as decent, especially considering it is an early access indie title developed by a small team. While some players appreciate the current visuals, there are concerns about clarity and a desire for further improvements before a full release. Overall, the graphics are satisfactory for now, but players hope for enhancements in the future.
- “I am happy with the current graphics, but do hope that the team will continue to work on improving these.”
- “This is a really good game; it's in early access, you might find a bug or two, but I like the game because it's made by real police. Also, it can get your heart pumping when you go to a call. The graphics are good, and I like the gameplay.”
- “This game is an early access indie game being built by a small team, so I understand that the graphics won't be immensely next-gen.”
- “I am happy with the current graphics, but do hope that the team will continue to work on improving these, as if the game was released with these graphics and I bought it for full price, I wouldn't be satisfied with it.”
- “Graphics are not clear 100%.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's optimization is widely criticized, with users reporting high CPU and GPU demands that lead to poor performance and frequent bugs, particularly on Windows. Many players find it difficult to enjoy the game due to its lack of optimization, resulting in low frame rates and an overall unpolished experience, especially in its early access state.
- “The optimization is basically nonexistent, running at a maximum of 50 fps in less than stellar environments.”
- “This game is way too GPU or CPU intensive; it really needs to be more optimized because for Windows, it's just not that optimized and feels buggy.”
- “It's not a bad game, but the performance and lack of content in the early access status makes it hard to play.”
- “The optimization is basically nonexistent, running at a maximum of 50 FPS for the less than stellar environments.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a self-aware approach that humorously critiques the early access model while providing a comprehensive tutorial on various weapons and mechanics, such as compliance and arresting, that players will utilize throughout the game.
- “The game cleverly addresses the player directly, playfully mocking the concept of early access, which adds a unique layer of humor to the experience.”
- “The tutorial effectively covers the various weapons, including the pistol, M4, shotgun, taser, AK-47, and baton, as well as essential mechanics like compliance and arresting, ensuring players are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and informative, providing a solid foundation for players to understand the mechanics and strategies they will need to succeed.”
- “The gameplay is riddled with inconsistencies, making it frustrating to engage with the mechanics.”
- “The tutorial attempts to explain the weapons and mechanics, but it feels more like a mockery of the early access concept rather than a helpful guide.”
- “Overall, the gameplay lacks polish and depth, leaving players feeling unfulfilled and confused.”
stability
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The game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting it as overly demanding on GPU and CPU resources, leading to a lack of optimization on Windows and a generally buggy experience.
- “This game is way too GPU or CPU intensive; it really needs to be more optimized because for Windows, it's just not that optimized and feels buggy.”
- “Buggy as all hell.”
music
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The music in the game is noted for its overwhelming volume, often described as excessively loud to the point of discomfort. Additionally, the intense atmosphere created by the music contributes to the game's frequent transitions into violent encounters, underscoring a chaotic experience.
- “When loading into the main menu, the first thing the player will notice is how loud the music is, almost making it feel like blood is coming from their ears.”
- “When loading into the main menu, the first thing the player will notice is blood coming from their ears due to how loud the music is.”

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Code 3: Police Response is a simulation game.

Code 3: Police Response is available on PC and Windows.

Code 3: Police Response was released on June 15, 2022.

Code 3: Police Response was developed by 109 Below.

Code 3: Police Response has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its story.

Code 3: Police Response is a single player game.

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