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However to say how they compair, the game play is very different as is the style of game and the story. This game is much older than Riot response and uses a third person action style based around finding criminals and either arresting or killing them eventually leading into some weird supernatural stuff about half way through, very different from Riot Response.
As for why riot response isn't on steam is cus there is no PC port of the game, it was a console exclusive for ps2 and xbox. Hope this answers your questions.