PARTNERS IN PANIC - asymmetric CO-OP driving game

TWO COPS. ONE CAR. ZERO CHILL.

The suspect is pulling away. A junction is coming up. A newspaper has just plastered itself across your windscreen.

The driver fights to keep the car on the road while the navigator calls out the next turn, grabs a shotgun, and leans out the window. Get closer. Hold steady. Take the shot.

This asymmetric co-op chase puts you and a friend in the same police car—with very different jobs and plenty of ways to get in each other’s way.

One team. Two distinct roles.

The driver controls the chase. Stay on the suspect’s tail, handle corners and bumps, avoid obstacles, and give your partner a clear shot. Speed alone won’t get the job done. You need to position the car so your navigator can line up a tyre.

The navigator handles directions—and the shotgun. Follow the navigation on your police laptop, call out turns, then lean out the window to aim and fire. Keep track of your reloads, too. The next junction won’t wait while you’re busy with the gun.

Your most important equipment is communication.

“Next right!” “Get closer!” “Hold it steady!” “Wait, I’m reloading!”

Use built-in voice chat to coordinate your moves. The driver creates the opportunity; the navigator takes the shot. A well-timed manoeuvre can end the pursuit. One misunderstood instruction can send that opportunity disappearing around the next bend.

The chaos doesn’t stop at the car door.

Mud or a newspaper on the windscreen can suddenly block your view. Clearing the glass, checking directions, handling the shotgun, and reloading all compete for your attention.

Bumps jolt the occupants, animals dart across the road, and your partner is always within slapping distance. Whether that last part improves your teamwork is up to you.

One tyre stands between you and success.

Your target swerves, dodges, and changes direction. Get into position, match its pace, and shoot out a tyre to complete the pursuit.

At close range, a green highlight helps you identify the target tyre. Landing the shot still takes steady aim—and a driver who knows when to hold the line.

Features

Two-player asymmetric online co-op: different responsibilities, shared success.

Two playable roles: drive the police car or navigate and shoot from the passenger seat.

Shooting from a moving vehicle: lean out, aim, fire, and operate a pump-action shotgun.

An interactive cabin: use the navigation laptop, clear the windscreen, and interact with your partner.

A varied road network: junctions, climbs, descents, bumps, and an underground tunnel.

Unexpected hazards: animals crossing the road and events that obstruct your view.

Solo play: take either role while a bot handles the other.