Cops and Robbers 2

About Cops and Robbers 2

Cops and Robbers 2 is a short-form driving game built around one question: how long can you stay ahead of a police car that never loses interest? You play the driver making a getaway, and the twist is direction. Rather than going with the flow of the road, you turn and drive the opposite way, using oncoming traffic and sudden changes of course to break the pursuit behind you. The controls stay light, so the difficulty sits in reading the road a second or two ahead instead of learning a complicated handling model. Sessions are brief by design: a chase builds, one mistake ends it, and you are back on the road almost straight away. That fast restart loop is what sets Cops and Robbers 2 apart from longer circuit racing, where a single crash costs you an entire lap.

How to Play Cops and Robbers 2

Steer with the arrow keys or WASD on a keyboard, or hold the left and right sides of the screen on a touch device. There is nothing to configure: point the car where you want it to go and keep it moving. Turn against the traffic to shake the police off your tail, avoid oncoming vehicles, and restart the chase immediately after a crash.

Tips and Tricks

• Change direction while you still have a gap behind you. Turning at the last moment usually means the police car makes contact halfway through the manoeuvre.
• Look at the far end of the road rather than your own bumper. Oncoming traffic arrives quickly, and you need the lane picked before it reaches you.
• Full speed is not always the fastest option. Easing off for a moment lets a gap in traffic open up so you can slide through cleanly.
• Stay near the edge of the road instead of the middle. It leaves you one clear escape line rather than forcing a guess between two closing gaps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to download anything to play?

No. Cops and Robbers 2 runs in the browser on Dubdoo, so it starts as soon as the page loads and needs no install or account.

What actually makes the police cars back off?

Distance and direction. Driving the opposite way and forcing them to react is what breaks the chase, rather than simply holding top speed in a straight line.

Is there a way to win, or does it go on forever?

It is built as a survival chase, so the goal is to stay uncaught for as long as you can and improve on your last attempt.

Does it work on a phone or tablet?

Yes, touch steering is supported, though a keyboard tends to give slightly more precise control at higher speeds.

Do I need to have played the first game?

Not at all. Everything you need is clear within the first few seconds of driving, and there is no story to catch up on.

Tags

racing, driving, police chase, escape, arcade, car game, traffic, one-button, browser game, high score