Police Chase Run is a police car car game you can play free in your browser on desktop, phone, or tablet. No download or account needed.
Expect police chases and crash physics. Progress comes from vehicle upgrades and coin rewards. The game is laid out in portrait, so it suits a phone held upright.
Quick facts
| Type | Car Games, Racing Games, Police Car Games |
|---|---|
| Works on | Desktop, phone and tablet browsers |
| Screen | Portrait (phone-style) |
| Controls | Shown in the game |
| Upgrades | Yes |
| Added | 2026-10-21 |
How to play
Controls are shown when the game starts.
Tips for police car games
- In escape games, side streets and tight turns shake off pursuers faster than a long straight.
- In pursuit games, cut corners on the inside rather than following the suspect's line.
Instructions from the developer
Control the car with the on-screen steering wheel Turn in time to avoid crashing into police cars Collect coins during the run and try to stay in the chase for as long as possible After losing you can restart open the shop and choose another car Th
About Police Chase Run
From the game's developer:
Take the wheel and try to survive as long as possible in a tense police chase. The car keeps moving forward, while you steer at the right moment, avoid police cars, and collect coins. The longer the run, the higher the score. Unlock new cars, improve your result, and compete for a place on the leaderboard. The game is made for one player and works well for quick arcade sessions.
If you like Police Chase Run, these police car games play in a similar way: American Fast Police Car Driving Game 3D, Blacktop Police Chase, Car Chase Parking.
Questions
Is Police Chase Run free to play?
Yes. Police Chase Run is free to play in your browser on this page. The game may show short ads, which come from the game's distributor.
Can I play Police Chase Run on my phone?
Yes, it is marked as mobile-friendly, so it should work in a phone or tablet browser.
What are the controls for Police Chase Run?
The game explains its controls when it starts. See the instructions above.