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C.O.P. The Recruit
C.O.P. The RecruitStreet racer turned detective battles conspiracy in New York.
True Crime: New York City
True Crime: New York CityPlay as a cop or a criminal in an open‑world New York adventure.
Overview
Description

Dan Miles, a former underground street racer, joins the Criminal Overturn Program and becomes a street detective tasked with protecting New York City from large‑scale threats. When his mentor Detective Brad Winter is falsely arrested, Dan goes undercover, returning to the streets to uncover the truth behind the arrests and a looming terrorist plot. As Dan delves deeper, he uncovers a deadly conspiracy that threatens to devastate the city. Players must navigate high‑speed chases, investigative missions, and intense combat to stop the catastrophic attack.

True Crime: New York City lets you roam a meticulously recreated Manhattan, tackling missions as a police officer or taking a darker path. The game blends shooting, driving, and hand‑to‑hand combat with a narrative voiced by Laurence Fishburne, Christopher Walken, and Mickey Rourke. Experience a mix of street‑level fights, high‑speed chases, and open‑world exploration, all while making choices that affect your standing as a good or bad cop. The title offers a diverse weapon arsenal and multiple fighting styles to suit any playstyle.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Third-Person Shooters
Open-World Adventure
Best for
Action‑adventure fans
Fans of open‑world action crime games
Specifications
General
msrp
$59.99
$39.99−33%
release date
2009-11-03
2005-11-15
Specifications
developer
VD-Dev
Exakt Entertainment, Luxoflux
publisher
Ubisoft Entertainment
Hands-On Mobile, Activision, Aspyr Media
age rating
ESRB T, PEGI 12
PEGI 18, ESRB M+50%
multiplayer
Single player
Single player
critic score
50/100
64/100+28%
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Engaging blend of racing and detective mechanics
  • Rich, atmospheric recreation of New York City
  • Branching story with meaningful choices
  • Cinematic presentation and cutscenes
  • Authentic recreation of New York City
  • Strong voice acting from Hollywood talent
  • Varied combat and driving mechanics
  • Branching moral choices affect story
Cons
  • Average graphics for a 2009 release
  • Linear mission structure limits open‑world freedom
  • Mixed reception reflected in low critic score
  • Outdated graphics by modern standards
  • Occasional AI pathfinding issues
  • Limited multiplayer options – single player only
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