Difference between revisions of "Police Quest series"
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The series was continued into the SWAT series, which were not adventure games: | The series was continued into the SWAT series, which were not adventure games: | ||
* Daryl F. Gates' Police Quest: SWAT (uses the SCI engine) | * [[Police Quest: SWAT|Daryl F. Gates' Police Quest: SWAT]] (uses the SCI engine) | ||
* Police Quest: SWAT 2 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | * Police Quest: SWAT 2 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | ||
* SWAT 3 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | * SWAT 3 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | ||
* SWAT 4 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | * SWAT 4 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | ||
* SWAT Force (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) | * SWAT Force (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM) |
Revision as of 17:53, 2 March 2009
The Police Quest games are an extremely successful series of graphic adventures, made by Sierra.
The series was continued into the SWAT series, which were not adventure games:
- Daryl F. Gates' Police Quest: SWAT (uses the SCI engine)
- Police Quest: SWAT 2 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM)
- SWAT 3 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM)
- SWAT 4 (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM)
- SWAT Force (not a 2D adventure game, thus out of the scope of ScummVM)