Keep the next opening visible while responding to a pursuit premise.
The story is not the route
Evading The Police presents a fictional thief fleeing police, but the supplied description ends before explaining the obstacles. Begin with the route the actual game displays. Identify where movement is possible and which visible feature constrains the next choice. The chase premise can make every decision feel urgent, even when you have not yet established what your input controls.
Use one forward reference
Choose a visible opening as the destination for the next action, then check what follows it. Responding only to the closest pursuer can leave the approaching route unread. This is a suggested attention exercise, not confirmation of an enemy movement pattern or a safe lane. First consult the in-game controls; the source only lists mouse and touch support.
Review the point where options narrowed
After an unsuccessful attempt, describe the last place where more than one route still appeared available. Did you overlook an opening, misunderstand a control or commit before reading the next obstacle? That diagnosis is more useful than simply deciding to move faster. The listing cannot provide a map, a wanted-level system or a tested escape sequence. Keep the exercise within the fictional game and judge an attempt by the clarity of the movement decision you were trying to understand.