Rank 01Why this
Shares time management with Beat Cop.
- $14.99 (Price checked Nov 4)
- Deck Playable
- 2016
The closest matches to Beat Cop: This Is the Police, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, Chinatown Detective Agency, Not Another Weekend, and Chicken Police: Into the HIVE!. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
Rank 01Why this
Shares time management with Beat Cop.
Rank 02Why this
Also Crime and Detective, like Beat Cop.
Rank 03



Why this: Same atmospheric mood as Beat Cop.

Why this: Also Crime and Violent, like Beat Cop.

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Valve-Verified or Playable picks from the similar pool — ready to go on Deck out of the box.

Why this: Also Crime and Detective, like Beat Cop.


Why this: Same atmospheric mood as Beat Cop.

Why this: Also Crime and Violent, like Beat Cop.
The closest matches to Beat Cop: This Is the Police, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, Chinatown Detective Agency, Not Another Weekend, and Chicken Police: Into the HIVE!. Ranked by imho.run from Steam co-play data, shared tags and reviews.
If Beat Cop is your kind of game, the closest matches are This Is the Police, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter and Chinatown Detective Agency — picked from the ranked list below. Reviewers describe it as atmospheric, dark and tense, and single out its daily routine simulation and faction relationships. Each pick is ranked by what players of this game also play, shared genres and tags, and review-mined similarity — not a generic popularity list.
Beat Cop is a pixel-art adventure and simulation game released in 2017 by Pixel Crow, set in a gritty 1980s New York environment. Players step into the role of Jack Kelly, a beat cop navigating daily routines that include enforcing parking regulations, managing relationships with various neighborhood factions, and making morally ambiguous decisions under constant time pressure. The game combines elements of daily-routine simulation with a branching narrative featuring multiple endings. Reviewers note the pixel art captures gritty retro charm and the neighborhood feels alive with recurring characters. Players describe the experience as atmospheric and tense as time constraints force difficult compromises between competing obligations. Currently priced at $14.99 USD, the game is playable on Steam Deck and holds a 70% positive rating from over 1,200 Steam reviews.
About Beat Cop: A retro, pixel art style adventure in New York, inspired by ’80s cop shows. You are Jack Kelly and you’ve been framed for murder. Now as a regular beat cop you have to find out, who did that. Expect thick crime story, a lot of black humour and all the other things you can find on the streets of Brooklyn.
Mostly recommended
A summary of what players say, not a promise you'll like it. Every signal is listed below.
The most up-voted negative English reviews in our sample, quoted as written.
“Point and click movement, often the game just doesn't let you move so you have to sprint without moving to deplete your stamina to move again, wastes like 10 seconds. Happens multiple times per shift, where time actually counts. Honestly…”
“It's a buggy mess of a busywork simulator with a simple and yet utterly infuriating mouse-based control system. There's a couple of nice ideas in here that will leave you wondering what might have been, but the mind-numbing repetition gets…”
People who play it also play: This Is the Police, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, Chinatown Detective Agency
Beat Cop is also on App Store. What the store pages declare:
On our lists: Pay once, no in-app purchases
Beat Cop is rated Playable on Steam Deck — it runs, but expect some manual adjustments (control remapping, text size, or graphics settings) for the best experience.
Beat Cop is listed on Steam at 1.49 USD (current store price; Steam sales may reduce this temporarily).
Based on Steam play patterns and shared genres/tags, the games most often recommended alongside Beat Cop are This Is the Police, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter, Chinatown Detective Agency.
Beat Cop was developed by Pixel Crow and published by 11 bit studios.