Police Quest: SWAT 2

Description

Swat 2 is a tactical simulator in which you control the actions of a swat team on crisis situations. The game is played from a 3/4 isometric view as you control the team members' movements and actions. Play as either the police or the terrorists to achieve your goals.

Part of the Following Groups

• Law enforcement
• SWAT series

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User Reviews

More of a game than an actual police simulation, which is not necesarilly a bad thing.	Windows	Ruben van der Leun (11)
Too far ahead of its time to be fun, even with the simplified procedures	Windows	Kasey Chang (3695)

The Press Says

Game Revolution	Windows 3.x	Aug 01, 1998	A-	91
Game Revolution	Windows	Aug 01, 1998	A-	91
PC Player (Denmark)	Windows	1998	7 out of 10	70
Gamezilla	Windows	Aug 05, 1998	69 out of 100	69
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Aug, 1998	66 out of 100	66
GameGenie	Windows	1998		60
GameStar (Germany)	Windows	Aug, 1998	52 out of 100	52
Computer Games Magazine	Windows	Sep 04, 1998		50
PC Action	Windows	Aug 19, 1998	50.5 out of 100	50
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Aug 05, 1998	48 out of 100	48

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Trivia

One of the key characters in the game is the corrupt, arrogant and pompous mayor of the city where the game takes place (LA). The designer of the game, Chief Daryl F. Gates, was forced to leave his post of LAPD chief after rows and clashes with the Mayor of Los Angeles at the time of the infamous riots. Of course, it's probably just an innocent coincidence. :)