- June 8, 2018
- Karnage Gaming
- 1h median play time
Police Enforcement VR : 1-K-27
Platforms
About
"Police Enforcement VR: 1-K-27" is an open-world police simulator built for Virtual Reality, where players can attend Police Academy, complete training, and advance in their career as a police officer. The game features speech recognition software, random events, and authentic police equipment and vehicles. Players can patrol on foot or by car, and interact with suspects and people through voice commands.











- The game has a unique concept as a police VR simulator, which many players find appealing.
- Some players have reported enjoying the gameplay despite the bugs, indicating potential for fun if issues are resolved.
- There is hope among some players that the game could improve if the developers return to update it.
- The game is plagued by frequent crashes and bugs, making it nearly unplayable for many users.
- Players have expressed frustration over the lack of updates and communication from the developers, leading to concerns that the game has been abandoned.
- The controls and mechanics are often described as janky and confusing, contributing to a frustrating user experience.
stability
22 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's stability is widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs, glitches, and performance issues that significantly detract from the experience. Many players note that while the game is technically playable, it suffers from freezing, unresponsive controls, and a lack of updates, leading to a frustrating experience. Overall, the consensus is that the game is unpolished and feels abandoned, making it difficult to recommend for those seeking a smooth and enjoyable gameplay experience.
“As soon as I load into the menu, it freezes and takes me back to my Steam library.”
“Dead game, no updates, very buggy and runs poorly.”
“The number of glitches and errors is beyond human comprehension.”