The scenery runs at a polygon count of 1,200,000 triangles per scene with a damage model based on physical impulses during a collision, in which the vertex basis is deformed. According to Andreas Leicht, product manager at Synetic, creating the 'pathfinder' system was the most difficult and time-consuming part of the development cycle. Using an improved version of the Crash Time: Autobahn Pursuit game engine developed for Mercedes-Benz World Racing, Synetic also developed a 'pathfinder' system to allow AI controlled vehicles to choose their own route to a destination, so that no two pursuits are the same. The PC version was released on 7 November 2007. In Europe the game was published by RTL Playtainment, a subsidiary of RTL Television, and was released on 9 May, 2008. The game was developed for the Xbox 360 by Synetic and published in North America by Crave Entertainment with a release date of 5 August, 2008. The game presents the player with a series of fictional 'cases' that need to be solved to progress. The officers are charged with stopping and questioning suspects about various criminal activities. The player usually takes the role of either Chris Ritter or Semir Gerkhan, but there is one early mission (Beginner's Luck) where the player takes the place of a contender. The player assumes the role of one of several officers in the fictional Cobra 11 team, from the television series Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei, a police unit in Germany assigned to patrol the Autobahn and other road networks. Screenshot from Xbox 360 version of Crash Time: Autobahn Pursuit.

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