Police Chief Simulator Cheat Sheet - How to Make Coffee

Police Chief Simulator is a first-person police station management game, released on Steam on Sep 17, 2026 at $19.99 in the US on Windows. Everything below comes from the same official listing, including the answer to the coffee question.

Every published number in one table

Field	Value
Release date	Sep 17, 2026
Platform	Windows
Price at capture (US)	$19.99, no discount
Genres	Action, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Achievements	31 listed, 10 names published by the API
Screenshots / trailers	7 / 3
Languages	18, English flagged for full audio
Content descriptor	Steam id 5
Region ratings	12 (DEJUS), 12 (German scheme), 18 (IGRS)
Controller support	Not tagged

Store tags worth keeping

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

That is the complete list, and it is short: no controller tag, no multiplayer tag, no accessibility tags beyond these four.

The loop in four lines

1. Take in case registrations from civilians.
2. Expand and examine cases to collect leads and identify suspects.
3. Execute the case and bank the funds from the arrest.
4. Reinvest in staff, equipment and district control until Winston Springs is clear.

The coffee answer in two lines

There is no published way to make coffee. The feature list contains no food or drink system, and the only official mention of coffee is the Future Updates Preview of Oct 4, 2026, which previews a planned Bus Cafe.

Where the official record stops

The same applies to the achievement list, where only ten of 31 names are machine-readable, and to the staff and case numbers, which are published nowhere at all. No case list, no district count, no staff cap and no cost table is published, and the minimum requirements omit a memory figure entirely. Where the record stops, this sheet stops, because a cheat sheet built on guesses is worse than a short one.

What to re-check after each update

Because updates are arriving weekly, part of this sheet is a snapshot. The fields most likely to move are the achievement list, the promotion price, and anything the developer ships from the previewed work in progress: the scrapyard, the Bus Cafe, and the expanded patrol system.

The stable fields are the platform, the developer, the region ratings and the language list. A practical habit is to re-read the store page after each named update and compare it with the table above, since the official listing is the only record that moves with the game. Nothing here should be treated as permanent, and this sheet lists what could change rather than smoothing it over.

Where to go next

The systems in detail are on How It Plays, the first-session framing is on the New Player Guide, and the hardware facts are on Setups.