This Is the Police 2 Steam

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Interpret the law as you see fit in This Is the Police 2, sequel
to the acclaimed noir drama This Is the Police! Run the sheriff’s
department, manage your cops, investigate, interrogate,
incarcerate, make tough decisions – and try to keep out of prison
yourself! – in this story-driven mixture of adventure and strategy,
set in a cold border town riven with violence.

Welcome to Sharpwood, where people know their neighbors by name
and faithfully keep to their traditions, no matter how barbaric
those traditions might be. Smugglers, gangs, and screaming
populists call this town their home. Despair grows like a cancer,
hand in hand with violence. It’s a hell of a job for the new
sheriff, Lilly Reed (voiced by Sarah Hamilton, of the celebrated
adventure saga The Longest Journey). She’s struggling to maintain
order and peace, while her subordinates are uncouth men who aren’t
used to taking commands from a young woman. But everything changes
when a mysterious stranger calling himself Warren Nash appears in
Sharpwood. And no one knows what he’ll bring to the town: salvation
or perdition.

Features:

• Jump into a surprising mix of gameplay styles. Just like its
  predecessor, This Is the Police 2 draws on different genres and
  mechanics, merging them into a one-of-a-kind story driven
  experience – this time adding even more unexpected twists. Is it an
  adventure game? A strategy? A simulation? A management game? A
  visual novel? A puzzle? It’s all of these, and more!
• Participate in a harsh story where no one is completely
  innocent. The people of Sharpwood are ignorant and cruel. Poverty
  and hunger are met with increased outbursts of domestic crime, all
  while the inaction of the authorities has the townspeople relying
  on “forest spirits” and archaic religious cults. Constant problems
  with the food supply have delivered the town into the hands of
  local smugglers, many of whom are former military. Accuse the
  innocent, make deals with criminals, torture the ones who won’t go
  along willingly – you can do whatever it takes to make things go
  your way.
• Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. Your
  subordinates aren’t just some resource; they are living people with
  their own strengths, weaknesses, fears and prejudices – and you’ll
  have to reckon with all these things in order to survive. The same
  goes for the rest of townspeople: in Sharpwood, everything’s built
  on personal relationships, and you never know when being friends
  with the local butcher or business associates with the morgue owner
  might save your life.

System requirements