Police Quest

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Sierra's adventure game series from the 1980s and early 1990s, the text-input and point-and-click Police Quest games followed regular cops as they investigate several major crimes. The later SWAT games would follow the tales of the titular police division with entirely new gameplay features.

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Sierra's adventure game series from the 1980s and early 1990s, the text-input and point-and-click Police Quest games followed regular cops as they investigate several major crimes. The later SWAT games would follow the tales of the titular police division with entirely new gameplay features.

Games

Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel

9 June 1987

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Apple IIPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/MacPlatforms/Apple IIgs

Police Quest 2: The Vengeance

31 December 1988

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Atari ST

Police Quest 3: The Kindred

30 September 1991

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/PC

Daryl F. Gates' Police Quest: Open Season

31 December 1993

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Daryl F. Gates' Police Quest: SWAT

30 September 1995

Platforms/PC

Police Quest: SWAT 2

11 July 1998

Platforms/PC

Police Quest Collection: Step Behind the Badge

30 September 2006

Platforms/PC

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Name

Police Quest

Features

7 games

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First game

Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Sonny Bonds (Character), Jesse Bains (Character), Fletcher Hall (Character), Keith Robinson (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Home (Location), Police Station (Location), Sewer (Location), Los Angeles (Location), Bank (Location), Shopping Mall (Location), Airport (Location), Bar (Location), Park (Location), Lytton, California (Location), River (Location), Hospital (Location), Warehouse (Location), Courtroom (Location), Basement (Location), Parking Lot (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Digitized Sprites (Concept), Murder (Concept), Not-So-Bad Guy (Concept), Maps (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), Body Armor (Concept), Organized Crime (Concept), Police (Concept), Shooting Range (Concept), Crouch (Concept), Stealth (Concept), Flanking (Concept), Sniping (Concept), Special Forces (Concept), Terrorist (Concept), Propaganda (Concept), Crime Fighting (Concept), Piercing Weapons (Concept), Detective (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Guerilla Warfare (Concept), Pixel Art (Concept), Female Antagonists (Concept), Drunk Character (Concept), Police Chase (Concept), Isometric Viewpoint (Concept), No Scope (Concept), Drugs (Concept), Full Motion Video (Concept), Functional Toilets (Concept), Mission Briefing (Concept), Crooked Cop (Concept), Prostitution (Concept), Serial Killer (Concept), Dog (Concept), Satanism (Concept), Instant Death (Concept), Point and Click (Concept), Rogue Cop (Concept), Squad Tactics (Concept), AGI (Concept), SCI (Concept), Evidence (Concept), Hostage (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Hobo (Concept), Prostitute (Concept), Judge (Concept), Firefighter (Concept), Car Accident (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Linear Gameplay (Concept), Credits Menu Option (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), Expanding Crosshair (Concept), GOG.com (Concept), In-Game Copyright Protection (Concept), In-Game Map Editor (Concept), Realism (Concept), Record Breakers (Concept), Sequel is in a Different Genre (Concept), Team Killing (Concept), User Created Mod (Concept), Parser (Concept), Puzzle Points (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Assault Rifle (Object), Police Car (Object), Explosives (Object), Gas Mask (Object), Grenade (Object), Gun (Object), Knife (Object), MP5 (Object), Shotgun (Object), Sniper Rifle (Object), Submachine Gun (Object), Aerosol Flamethrower (Object), Desert Eagle (Object), Locker (Object), Flashbang (Object), Scuba Gear (Object), Handcuffs (Object), Blood (Object), Radio (Object), Baton (Object), Toilet (Object), Ghillie Suit (Object), Rifle (Object), Battle Dress Uniform (Object)

People

• Has people: James Jonah "Jim" Cummings (Person), Mark Hamill (Person), Jeff Glenn Bennett (Person), John Patrick Lowrie (Person), Jane Jensen (Person), Al Lowe (Person), Lori Ann Cole (Person), Ken Boynton (Person), Michael Dorn (Person), James Walls (Person), Daryle Smith (Person), Cindy Walker (Person), Corey Cole (Person), Ken Williams (Person), William R. Davis Sr. (Person), Michael Shapiro (Person), Genevieve Waldman (Person), James Larsen (Person), Jason Hayes (Person), Kay E. Kuter (Person), Mark Seibert (Person), Michael D. Harris (Person), Michael D. Jones (Person), Michael Hutchinson (Person), Michael Reed (Person), Mike Larsen (Person), Richard Robinson (Person), Robert Böck (Person), Stefan Mueller Ruppert (Person), Ken Eaton (Person), Robert Holmes (Person), Chris Carr (Person), John Ratcliffe (Person), Stuart Moulder (Person), Mark Weiner (Person), Dan Rogers (Person), Robert Lindsley (Person), Chris Iden (Person), Jeff Stephenson (Person), Mark Crowe (Person), Barry T. Smith (Person), Doug Oldfield (Person), J. Mark Hood (Person), Jeff Crowe (Person), Robert E. Heitman (Person), Shannon Haynes (Person), Terry Robinson (Person), Jack Magne (Person), The Two Guys from Andromeda (Person), Daryl F. Gates (Person), Tammy Dargan (Person), Greg Rowland (Person), Scott Murphy (Person), Guruka Singh Khalsa (Person), Billy Davis (Person), Chris Hoyt (Person), Eddie Pearman (Person), Frank Ferrell (Person), Gerald Moore (Person), Jan Hammer (Person), Kimberly L. Bowdish (Person), Margaret Lowe (Person), Phyllis Cucchiara (Person), Richard Powell (Person), Suzi Livengood (Person), Terrence C. Falls (Person), Willis Wong (Person)