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VirtualCop

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50%Game Brain Score
gameplay, emotional
graphics, story
50% User Score Based on 80 reviews

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VirtualCop is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Wrestler and was released on November 10, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

Step into the shoes of a New Zealand Police officer. Search for forensic evidence, connect with the community, and catch offenders in this immersive 3D experience. Do you care enough to be a cop?

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50%
Audience ScoreBased on 80 reviews
gameplay1 positive mentions
story2 negative mentions

  • The game offers a nostalgic arcade experience reminiscent of the 90s, providing fast-paced action and simple gameplay that is enjoyable for short sessions.
  • The stylized graphics, while outdated, add a charming quality to the game, enhancing the overall fun atmosphere.
  • It's a free-to-play experience that introduces players to the concept of policing in New Zealand, making it accessible for a wide audience.
  • The game is very short, with limited content and repetitive scenarios that can lead to boredom after a few playthroughs.
  • Many players found the controls and movement mechanics frustrating, particularly the teleportation system and lack of interaction options.
  • The game has been criticized for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, failing to provide a meaningful or realistic portrayal of police work.
  • graphics
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the cartoon-like aesthetic and deeming it suitable for a free-to-play title. However, many criticize the overall quality as low, citing bugs and poor interaction as significant issues that detract from the visual experience. Overall, while the visuals have potential, they are hampered by technical problems and a lack of polish.

    • “I like the way they used cartoon-like graphics, and the interaction, if there is one, is kind of good.”
    • “Aesthetically, it's fine.”
    • “I think the visuals look pretty good for a free-to-play experience.”
    • “I'm not sure what's worse, the graphics or the game.”
    • “Im from NZ so I wanted this to be cool, but right off the bat I couldn't interact with anything. Clicking the start button would do nothing, and whenever they said to teleport, they never specified what button(s) to use. I clicked every button while pointing at where I needed to teleport, and it just didn't work (I'm using a Valve Index). On top of not being able to interact with everything (the game is very buggy), the graphics were quite low quality.”
    • “I do wonder whether they involved a game designer in the process at all, because there are a lot of problems in this piece that could have been caught early and quickly improved upon, even before the graphical assets were built and rigged.”
  • story
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story aspect is polarizing; while some users criticize it for lacking depth and features typical of RPGs, others appreciate its concise and well-executed 15-minute interactive narrative.

    • “It is a very well done 15-minute interactive story game.”
    • “In short, the game is terrible; no voice-acted story RPG, terrible!”
    • “It is a very well done 15 minutes interactive story game.”
  • stability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users report significant stability issues, including unresponsive controls and bugs that hinder interaction, particularly with the Valve Index. Additionally, the low-quality graphics contribute to a frustrating experience, detracting from overall enjoyment.

    • “I'm from NZ, so I wanted this to be cool, but right off the bat, I couldn't interact with anything. Clicking the start button did nothing, and whenever they mentioned teleporting, they never specified which button(s) to use. I clicked every button while pointing at where I needed to teleport, and it just didn't work (I'm using a Valve Index). On top of not being able to interact with everything, the game is very buggy, and the graphics were quite low quality.”
    • “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly impossible to progress. I lost my progress multiple times due to these stability issues, which is incredibly frustrating.”
    • “I experienced constant lag and stuttering, which ruined the immersion. The game feels unfinished and unstable, making it hard to enjoy.”
  • gameplay
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is highly praised, with users describing it as amazing, indicating a strong and engaging experience.

    • “Amazing gameplay.”
  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is characterized by its emotional depth, presenting a gritty and dark narrative that ultimately leads to a rewarding experience for players.

    • “It's emotional, gritty, dark, and rewarding.”
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VirtualCop is a casual simulation game.

VirtualCop is available on PC, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

VirtualCop was released on November 10, 2021.

VirtualCop was developed by Wrestler.

VirtualCop has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

VirtualCop is a single player game.

Similar games include The Precinct, Prison Simulator Prologue, This Is the Police 2, Beat Cop, 911 Operator and others.