Police Quest: SWAT 2 PC

Police Quest: SWAT 2 is an expanded strategy and tactical game, which is a sequel to a great production from 1995. Developers from the Yosemite Entertainment development team are responsible for its development, and the full version allows us to lead an elite unit to special tasks or terrorist troops. Depending on the decision taken, various missions await players: SWAT members are supposed to "serve and protect" citizens (taking hostages, taking over dangerous weapons, etc.), while terrorists focus exclusively on achieving their own goals (kidnapping, ransom demands, etc.).

Before we carry out the actual tasks, we choose a team subordinate to us and the necessary weaponry. We have to be careful here about the limited financial resources - it is impossible to exceed the limit of the available cash, and we only earn money on the actions carried out. Each character has different characteristics, so it seems necessary to look for specialists in their field (which, unfortunately, is also associated with greater flexibility). The available weapons include: special mirrors, incapacitating grenades, pistols, truncheons, snipers, rifles (for SWAT members), as well as various traps, bombs, grenades, etc. (terrorists).

Police Quest game: SWAT 2 is shown in isometric projection. Next orders are given in real time, so very often we have to change our plans (the computer analyzes the situation in detail and reacts accordingly). The surprise factor plays an important role here - if we manage to sneak into the enemy unnoticed, the action should end without any casualties. Try to protect hostages at any time - if they die, the SWAT commander can say goodbye to the bonus for the task. The number of available commands will surely appeal to the lovers of tactical planning (crouch, fall, uprisings, creep up, weapons of position, arrest, pause fire, and many others), and the atmospheric soundtrack is also worthy of attention.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007