Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice
About the Game
Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice turns a police chase into an action-film stunt sequence you control. As the commander of an elite unit, you pursue criminal gangs through Capital City, leap between moving vehicles and keep fighting when a straightforward arrest is clearly no longer an option. The sequel expands the original game’s high-speed premise with new missions, enemies and support from the rest of your team.
The appeal is the constant transition between activities. A pursuit can become a vehicle takeover, a shooting encounter or an on-foot operation. Your job is to keep the momentum under control while the mission keeps raising the stakes.
Gameplay & Experience
Driving and targeting work together: catching a suspect is only useful if you can survive close enough to make your next move. Vehicle jumps are a defining mechanic, letting you abandon one ride and seize another in the middle of the chase. The Justice system rewards successful police action and gives aggressive, accurate play a practical benefit when the pressure builds.
Team-based spectacle
Other members of Pursuit Force support the action, while large vehicles and staged confrontations give missions their own identities. The result is a campaign arranged around memorable incidents rather than ordinary laps around a course.
Challenges beyond the story
Additional challenge play gives you reasons to revisit the handling and combat systems after learning a mission. Improving a run is about cleaner execution and better use of the game’s rapid transitions.
Portable multiplayer
The original PSP release supports local ad hoc multiplayer for up to four players. Compatible systems and copies are required; this is a nearby wireless feature, not a promise of an active internet matchmaking service.
Standout Features
- Leap between vehicles during high-speed pursuits
- Driving, shooting and on-foot action
- Expanded Pursuit Force squad and enemy gangs
- Local ad hoc multiplayer for up to four PSP players
Quick Specs
| Platform | PlayStation Portable |
|---|---|
| North American Release | 2008-01-29 |
| Publisher | Sony Computer Entertainment |
| Developer | Bigbig Studios |
| Genre | Action / Driving |
| ESRB | Teen |
| Physical Media | PSP UMD |
| Players | 1 player; up to 4 via local ad hoc |
| Average Critic Rating | 75% — 48 exact-platform critic ratings, MobyGames |
