Fallen Tree Games has revealed an exciting new update for their critically acclaimed neon-noir police simulator, The Precinct. This major content drop introduces a highly requested solo mode along with fresh customization options for protagonist Officer Nick Cordell Jr. and the game's fleet of squad cars. The free update will be available this week across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC platforms.

Since its successful launch in May, The Precinct has received consistent support from its developers. Fallen Tree Games has delivered multiple patches addressing technical issues, including a particularly troublesome save file bug. With these stability improvements now implemented, the studio is shifting focus to expanding gameplay content, beginning with this substantial update.

The update's headline feature is the new solo patrol mode, allowing players to experience Averno City's crime-ridden streets without AI partner assistance. This challenging option promises to test players' policing skills to their limits, as they'll need to handle all criminal activity single-handedly. Early previews suggest this mode will significantly alter the game's dynamic, creating a more intense and immersive experience.

Customization enthusiasts will appreciate the expanded options for both Officer Cordell Jr. and police vehicles. The update introduces:

• Five new livery designs for all six squad cars
• Ten distinctive officer outfits
• Eight hat variations
• Four styles of eyewear

These additions allow for greater personalization, letting players craft their ideal law enforcement aesthetic. The timing coincides perfectly with the Steam Summer Sale (beginning June 26) and PlayStation Store discounts (running until July 2), making this an ideal opportunity for new players to join the force.