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Police Quest: SWAT Kicks in GOG's Door
by Alice O'Connor, Feb 10, 2011 7:00am PSTAfter re-releasing Sierra's Police Quest series last month, digital distributor Good Old Games today added the first two games from the series' SWAT sim spin-offs.
Police Quest: SWAT and Police Quest: SWAT 2 are offered in a handy, DRM-free, $9.99 bundle. While the first game took an FMV-heavy, adventure game-ish approach to simulating SWAT missions, the second became more of a top-down tactical game.
Police Quest: SWAT and its sequel.Starting with SWAT 3, the series shifted to a conventional first-person shooter perspective while keeping the sim style. Fingers crossed that we'll see those next.
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I bought SWAT 1 and 2 on eBay a few years ago but never played them. I think I'll rebuy them on GoG for the convenience.
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Remember when Cops were kick ass in games and film?
Now they just serve as annoyances in open world games and bad buddy cop movies staring old action stars.
I heard max payne isn't even a cop anymore in 3. It better not be die hard 3...
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Much of the game consists of being presented with situations, getting limited information about them (via something like a snake cam), and formulating a plan based on what you know. Sometimes it turns out incredibly well, making you feel like a bad ass. Sometimes the game laughs at your attempts to best it. But either way, if you're a fan of FPSs in the vain of Rainbow Six Vegas, or even if you're not, it's worth a shot.
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