This Is The Police 2

This Is the Police 2 is a story-driven police drama set in Sharpwood, a violent border town inhabited by smugglers, gangs and political agitators. You take charge of the sheriff’s department and make decisions about how to enforce the law while investigating crime and managing the officers under your command.

Sheriff Lilly Reed teams up with fugitive criminal Jack Boyd in a plan intended to maintain peace and order in Sharpwood. The story follows the risks of that partnership as the plan threatens to spiral out of control.

Gameplay and features

• Manage the department: Officers have individual strengths, weaknesses, fears and prejudices. You must address problems such as drinking, missed work and refusal to follow orders while maintaining discipline.
• Plan dangerous operations: Some operations shift into turn-based combat. Choose a team, study the terrain, adapt your approach and try to reach suspects stealthily; non-lethal weapons and equipment are options when circumstances allow.
• Investigate cases: Collect evidence and review case materials before interrogating suspects. The investigation can lead to criminals being sent to court, while the possibility of an innocent suspect raises questions about the justice system.

Frequently asked questions

What is the premise of This Is the Police 2?

You run Sharpwood’s sheriff’s department, make law-enforcement decisions and investigate crime in a town marked by violence and criminal activity.

How does the game handle tactical encounters?

Dangerous operations can switch to turn-based combat. You select officers, assess terrain and plan an approach, including stealth and non-lethal equipment when the situation permits. Gunfights can occur, and a single bullet can kill an officer.

What does managing the officers involve?

The officers have distinct strengths, weaknesses, fears and prejudices. You may need to deal with drinking, absences or disobedience and impose discipline within the department.

How do investigations work?

You gather evidence, examine case materials and interrogate suspects, with the option of using forceful methods. The process can result in criminals being sent to court, and the story also raises the possibility of corrupt judges.