Traffic Department 2192 (DOS)

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Description

Traffic Department 2192 is a top-down shooter focused around an original sci-fi storyline and dialogues, combined with fierce action sequences.

You are Lt. Velasquez, a pilot in the Seche Traffic Department, an organization which now serves as the people's army in repelling the invading Vultures. Velasquez has a personal grudge against the Vultures because, when she was a small child, they destroyed her father's hoverskid as he was returning from a long mission. The game progresses through a complex storyline with many twists and turns with well-rounded action sequences in the middle.

The game comprises three distinct episodes.

• Episode Alpha : Process of Elimination
• Episode Beta : Cyborg Psychosis
• Episide Gamma : Ultimatum

Episode Alpha was initially released as shareware, though it was later released commercially, with the remaining episodes being available for purchase.

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Alternate Titles

• "T.D. 2192" -- US title (media)

Part of the Following Group

• Protagonist: Female

User Reviews

Probably no longer worth playing, but Velasquez makes it at least worth remembering.	Cavalary (10983)
Fun but sometimes frustrating	Weston Wedding (63)
Easily the best P Squared release yet.	Yosleeka (3)	unrated
A nonstandout with a really good storyline.	Tomer Gabel (4643)

Critic Reviews

PC Player (Germany)

Sep, 1994

Unscored

Unscored

Forums

Topic	# Posts	Last Post
Now considered freeware?	7	Pseudo_Intellectual (63182) Feb 23, 2008

Trivia

In July, 2007, John Pallett-Plowright re-released this game under a Creative Commons license, effectively making the game freeware.

Related Web Sites

• Crap Shoot (A humorous review of the game on PC Gamer)
• Traffic Department 2192 - RGB Classic Games (Includes downloads of the shareware episode, original full version and Creative Commons release of the full version.)
• Traffic Department 2192 - Wikipedia (article about the game in the open encyclopedia)