police command
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. POLICE COMMAND — Three.js 3D police operations strategy PWA (Arabic RTL)
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Controls: Move / drive: w A S D or arrow keys · Run: shift · Enter / leave car: e
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Police Command is a 3D police game that runs in the browser. You play a patrol officer in a coastal city, with an Arabic (RTL) interface built mobile-first. It's made with Three.js, TypeScript and Vite, and you can install it as a PWA.
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