Police Chief Simulator Platforms - How to Make Coffee

Police Chief Simulator is a Windows-only release on Steam. At the time of capture the US price was $19.99 with no discount, the listing publishes a minimum requirements tier but no recommended one, and it carries no controller support tag. There is no platform or edition that adds a coffee or canteen system either.

The listing in one table

Field	Value on the store listing
Platform	Windows only (no macOS or Linux build)
Release date	Sep 17, 2026
Price at capture (US)	$19.99, no discount
Developer / publisher	Perfect Circle Team S.A. / Perfect Circle Team S.A.
Genres	Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Editions	One standard edition listed

There is no deluxe edition, no bundle, no season pass and no DLC entry in the store data for this app.

Controller support and store features

• Single-player
• Steam Achievements
• Steam Cloud
• Family Sharing

That is the complete tag list. There is no controller support tag of any kind and no multiplayer tag, which matters for a game whose store text describes walking the station in first person.

Languages, ratings and the descriptor

The listing names 18 languages, and English is flagged for full audio support. Region ratings are 12 from DEJUS, 12 from the German scheme and 18 from IGRS. Steam content descriptor 5 is attached, with a note covering occasional violence, vandalism and general mature content.

The update channel is part of availability

Updates arrive often enough that the store data is worth re-reading: the news feed lists Update #2, #3 and #4 between Sep 30 and Oct 3, 2026, plus patch notes running to Oct 5. The Future Updates Preview of Oct 4 names a planned scrapyard, a Bus Cafe with coffee on the counter, and an expanded patrol system as work in progress. None of those is a platform.

What a station builder needs from the listing

Three facts on this page matter more than the rest for a management game. The first is that it is single-player only, so there is no co-op chief and no shared station to plan around. The second is that Steam Cloud is tagged, which is the one continuity feature the listing claims for long campaigns. The third is the update cadence: three named updates and rolling patch notes within three weeks of launch.

The listing does not tag controller support, which is a genuine consideration for a first-person game with menu-heavy management screens. This page reports that absence rather than assuming every screen works on a pad, because the developer has published no claim either way.

Where to go next

The hardware side is on Setups, the launch record is on Launch & Demo, and the systems overview is on How It Plays.