Police Quest: SWAT (PC) Playthrough - NintendoComplete

A playthrough of Sierra's 1995 FMV adventure/simulation game for PCs running Windows 3.1 and 95, Police Quest: SWAT.
This video shows the introductory sections, a small-arms training drill, and the three primary missions.
I didn't include every variation of each of the missions since the game kept crashing on me (you can see evidence of this at the end - I really came to hate that screen!), but I do show the "most" successful path through each of them.
The Police Quest series is known for how well it combined graphic-adventure style puzzles with strict attention to police procedural detail. They were always very difficult compared to the other Quest series, but their realism, attention to detail, and insane plot-lines made them a real treat to play.
Check out the card links for PQ 1-4!
Police Quest: SWAT is the fifth game in the series - even though the game isn't explicitly labelled as PQ5, many references in the game files do refer to it as such, and it is the second game (following Police Quest IV: Open Season) to have Darryl Gates on-board as a director and consultant. Unfortunately, PQ4 was a notable quality dip for the series, but it at least still managed to keep the basic mechanics intact that the series was known for (though it did up the violence quotient significantly - you kill a transvestite with a make-shift flamethrower in that one, for God's sake!).
Police Quest: SWAT is a complete departure from the series as we had always known it. In fact, outside of the game's title and the fact that they everyone calls you "Pup" (remember back in PQ1 when you get called Officer Pup by someone you're arresting?), the only thing that SWAT maintains of its origins is the steadfast adherence to following rules. There is no plot to speak of (you're a newbie on your SWAT team - that's it!), a large portion of the game is consumed with weapons training, listening to descriptions of weapons and tactics, and being yelled at when you didn't follow an instruction that wasn't ever very clear to begin with.
There are three scenarios (they start at 21:16) that you must participate in, and these are by far the best part of the game. Actually, they're the only parts that resemble a game. These scenes look and sound fantastic for 1995 - the game is running on a heavily beefed up version of the SCI2 engine that ran Phantasmagoria and Gabriel Knight 2, and the digitized sprite actors look far better here than they did in Phantas, GK2, and the older PQ games. Unfortunately, whatever fun you might get from these scenes is sucked out by the unforgiving gameplay. Granted, police work is unforgiving, but when it's put into a game and the game never really explains itself properly, things get frustrating, then boring, quite quickly.
Sometimes you're told to cover someone, so you click the arrow, only to find out that the up arrow that you assumed would move you forward for whatever reason put you in the line of fire. Yay, inconsistent and confusing camera angles! Other times, you'll have to use hand-signals, but the game doesn't really tell you if it registered your command, so sometimes you'll randomly fail because of the utter lack of feedback and the inconsistent input window timings. It's fun to run through the scenarios once you know how to finish them, but how many people ever got that far?
I got this the day it came out - I was soooo excited! PQ was always my jam, and I loved Sierra's FMV titles - this would be perfect! And then I installed the game. Ugh. About a week later I sent the game to Sierra (under their satisfaction guaranteed policy) with a letter describing what a scrap heap the game was, and requesting a copy of Torin's Passage to replace it. About six weeks later, Torin appeared, and I was far happier.
This game is a clear marker in my mind of the sharp turn Sierra made around this time. After Phantasmagoria and GK2, they really went into a decline. They had sporadic hits afterward (LSL7, Rama...), but the Williams' departure was looming, and when they went, they took the spirit of the Sierra that I had known and loved as a kid with them.
And seriously, Darryl Gates, Los Angeles wasn't enough for you? You really had to lay waste to one of my favorite PC series, too?
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[@ComputerGuy404]

I'm so old.. I bought this game when it first came out.

[@dleblanc]

Same

[@BrianR-ML]

Same here buddy. 👍

[@5dstrix]

me too

[@IcyWisdom]

You and me both I always got missed up on the active shooter level with the dude in the house couldn't get pass it.

[@RoundenBrown]

I remember seeing it on the store shelves, but never got it at the time. I did get SWAT 2 though.

[@newphilmz3605]

I always kept this game in the back of my head since a kid. I have memories of my cousin playing this on his laptop. I was watching him approach the house, giving commands, and then he got shot. I thought it was the most high tech game I'd ever seen at the time

[@mejeremiejohnmartin9334]

I experienced the same thing exactly

[@newphilmz3605]

@@mejeremiejohnmartin9334 That old lady doesn't play

[@thetruenico6117]

Bruh

[@anonymouslee2083]

Yeah, the getting shot part happens a lot. The puzzles are very obtuse.

[@Wyatt_Hicks]

Me too I had it at home, I sacrificed many social events for this lol

[@henkarars]

There is something satisfying about 90's videogames. Dont know how to explain specific. But it's so charming, and deep somehow. The voiceacting could be debated. But it's just soo charming too see these pixels and the typical fatscreen computers and the majestic accent these people have. These games are fun for some reason.

[@drml91]

Its incredible how swat 1, 2 and swat 3 are sooooooooo different

[@mobiusraptor7]

I mean by 1995, point-and-click games were somewhat dying. SWAT 2 became an RTS to appeal to a broader audience. Then FPS games became the most popular genre and it would be financially fatal to not jump on the bandwagon.

[@chrisfromoh]

i never knew what i was supposed to do in this game lol.

[@ericl3931]

Bro I couldn’t get passed the training

[@thetruenico6117]

Tell me about it

[@mypud4068]

I was 10 when I got it and I realize I got past the first mission but it took me days, I remember I was in training going back and forth to the different areas for hours because I couldn’t progress, and by blind luck I got past it lol. The cutscenes are amazing and hilarious

[@Willghanistan]

@RKB1989 I always put a slug into the old lady...

[@elwoodsadventures3532]

i always shot the old lady! 😩 never got past it

[@NintendoComplete]

Of all the Sierra games I had in the 90s, SWAT was the only one that I sent back to Sierra with an angry letter. 23 years later, my opinion still hasn't changed about this fetid mess. Still, quite a few people have requested a playthrough, so I wanted to make good on the promise. Hope you enjoy it!

[@qazwer333]

Did you play the other police quest swat games or was this such a bad experience that you never considered playing the others.

[@NintendoComplete]

qazwer333 I never played any of the others. I wasn't interested anymore after they stopped being adventure games.

[@TroutButter]

NintendoComplete SWAT 3 and 4 are awesome.

[@NintendoComplete]

Katakis I loved Spycraft. I have a playthrough of that one up, too.

[@vgaoct91]

Same here, especially when you play them with mods.

[@icanmanifest]

I remember getting this game when it came out.I think those of you that are saying how bad the game is forget that what made it so interesting was the fact that it went from being cartoonish to seeing real life videos in fused and games. I remember when CD ROMs first came out and it was amazing at the time. The gameplay was never that great for those types of games but the technology was exciting

[@8166PC1]

I'm on the last mission. It is realistic and authentic, but unfortunately they forgot to make the game fun to play like SWAT 2,3 and 4 were.

[@MrWolfTickets]

It really is hard to appreciate CD ROM games without the context of the tech being brand new. How many times did you hear "multi-media" back then :-)

[@icanmanifest]

@@MrWolfTickets I agree. I remember being in a computer store like CompUSA or something, and there was some sort of Sherlock Holmes or vampire theme to Game but it was like live video clips on a CD-ROM. It seemed like the most amazing thing at the time.

[@straightpipediesel]

The CDs were the worst part of the game. I remember distinctly dying on a mission, and then to rub it in, you had to eject the CD, find the right one out of the paper folder, put it in, wait for it to spin up and load, just to be told you screwed up. Then having to repeat the whole swap again to retry the mission.

[@DJTwenty2020]

I remember owning this on my first PC, i got stuck at one part so it was nice to see what happens later on in the game! :)

[@LordXenuSaves]

Was it that fuckign sniper mission. I never beat it i tried 100 times.

[@8166PC1]

@@LordXenuSaves I beat it as a sniper. The sniper part is actually quite easy compared to the team leader version of the mission. You just take the shot when TOC tells you to and when you get a clean shot at the suspect holding the guy as a human shield.

[@alexatedw]

I got stuck right after entering in that last mission! Always wanted to see what was after

[@lw8993]

@@LordXenuSaves LOL, I am here to fiinally find out what happens on that mission. Its been 20+ years it I think about this game from time to time

[@Buggabones]

@@LordXenuSaves I always got stuck on the house. Never figured out how to get passed the front yard without dying and having to start all the way from the beginning because I couldnt save for some reason.

[@JustinSchroeder29]

I never beat the third mission on the entry team (only sniper)... I figured I would just wait 27 years then watch it on KZbin.

[@rossacord9645]

Dude I had absolutely no idea how to beat it. I remember trying every possible solution I could think of and finally giving up.

[@louis-philippechapleau8149]

@@rossacord9645 On that mission I saved at the start when we stack up at the door but just after the save a bad guy broke the window and shoot us down. Every time I reloaded the save I didn't had the time to do anything and got killed. It was before I properly learned to have multiple save so it was my only one. I never played that game again.

[@therealseanw.stewart2071]

I can't believe I just watched this whole thing...I really need another hobby, but seriously, I didn't think I'd get hooked on this whole SWAT Team simulation thing as much as I was! "I have diaper ass?" XD

[@NintendoComplete]

Ahaha it can be weirdly appealing at times. Even with those puffy blue pants ;)

[@Shadow-eq9fz]

Definitely. The Witness interviews, Tactical entry, SWAT communicating, Acting, was all spot on and full-real SWAT-Police work.

[@Nightwolf6662]

I had this game as a kid because I loved the Police Quest series. I even upgraded my CD-ROM to an 8x just to play this game. I have a lot of great memories even though the game is a complete mess. I remember always getting yelled at and reprimanded without any idea what you're supposed to do next. Then the missions would just repeat themselves until you figured it out. Never could finish the final mission.

[@giguyjoe]

1:24:21 Classic Sierra bullshit. So despite having one of your guys watching the room and having his weapon trained on it, he still lets the surprise perp get off a shotgun blast and down you when you try to regroup too early. Yet the perp does nothing the next go around when one of your own comes in to secure the injured office worker.

[@fhistleb]

Its not overwatches fault he was busy daydreaming, the blame lies squarely on pup because he's the FNG.

[@GrimmGojira]

This game is cemented in my memory. I used to play it with my dad. Two to the chest, one to the head is my CoD Mantra. I can't tell you how any times I have referred to "Slicing the pie" in conversation. Weird how some things stick in your head forever.

[@isteinfryett8644]

Played it with my dad as well.. Two to the chest, on to the head..good times

[@NotHere2SellCookies]

I can never bring myself to play these old FMV games but I do greatly admire them. It's a really cool idea.

[@automat9226]

When I was a wee child I liked this game. Looking back, good lord this is a bad game.

[@jollyroger6135]

Agreed, the game was basically just a bunch of video puzzles and during each call up scenario, it's never clear what exactly you are supposed to do to complete the mission successfully. Swat 2 was ok, a map based RTS game similar to Warcraft. Swat 4 and Swat 4 were great games though. Both were first person shooters

[@Carbabydoll]

This is the last of the Police Quest series. This game was meant to be the story simulation game and actual learning to be Swat police. SWAT 4 is the last of the Sierra style police quest game but was the game that went right into action like Rainbow Six style. So this game was truly meant for the ones to learn and play this game right.

[@TheRojo387]

Imagine the Light Yagamis of the Police Quest playership and how they operate!

[@GDShenanigans]

This game had so many things wrong with it but I still played the shit out of it as a teen. Never beat it though, that last mission is hell.

[@gruberjens4354]

It was the next best thing to a Tactical shooter we had at these times... 90s were tough for players ;-)

[@jslap11]

I dont think I ever made it past the first level, lol.

[@ludicerX]

Yeah, it's a real pain in the ass. After you see what you're supposed to do and work backward from there, things _do_ make a certain amount of sense, but figuring out exactly what to tell everyone to do is frustrating as hell. Like, okay, yeah, it makes sense that the team should stop when they reach a corner because you want to be sure they're not overextending into an unsurveyed area without having a plan, but figuring out that telling them to stop is what you're supposed to do when everyone keeps getting killed for seemingly no reason? Yeah... not cool.

[@soupafi]

The first mission was hell. I never got past it.

[@anonymouslee2083]

When I got to that last mission as a kid, my parents were like "why are you humming Amazing Grace all the time?"

[@NintendoComplete]

Hahaha!

[@L_Train]

I loved this game. It made me feel much smarter than the other kids

[@The_Texorcist]

I played the hell out of this game back in the day. It’s big about trial and error. It’s all about knowing exactly which version of the scenario you are in. I like that they go into some of the actual tactics and terminology that is actually used like “slicing/cutting the pie”, knowing how to label windows or entrances, etc.

[@montecarlo1780]

I still own this game from my older brother. I'm 34 and he's 40 now. I remember this golden game from back in the day running in a window and trying to get to full screen. Ahhh the good ol days

[@kar12894]

i remember i accidentally clicked during that guys intro and he snapped at me, i was like wtf

[@remghoost]

This game is a masterpiece, but not for the reasons it's trying to be. I swear, this whole game is ripe for the meme picking. Here's some of my favorites so far. 14:23 - An instruction video of a man crawling around on the ground with a mirror taped to a stick. 30:11 - Scooby-Doo and the gang swiggity swooty up to the house. 31:56 - Wooden gate's locked. Guess we should use the battering ram. 33:04 - You round a corner and find the crazy little old lady. You coax her into arrest and Final Fantasy-esque end of battle music plays. 1:01:57 - 360 no-scoped. Even the hostage doesn't know what just happened. 1:08:10 - Umm, I don't swing that way mister. 1:10:25 - Excuse me, I don't need your sass. 1:24:23 - Whole room gets shotgunned. Surprisingly decent rendition of Amazing Grace plays. 1:34:37 - "You'll be back in the saddle in no time" *schlorps off screen* and of course 1:34:47 - The "behind the scenes" credits roll with definitely not Wave Race music playing in the background. You also had rather funny save game names. Thanks for the laughs my dude. Stay awesome. p.s. - this game gets a 10/10 from me for having a dedicated "slice pie" button.

[@shinXshadow]

I always remember the “slice pie” technique as a kid from this game 😂 and used this technique in most FPS games and damn it worked. I learned a lot from this game mannnn it was like you were in swat.

[@unbridledenthusiasm]

Like many people I bought this game as a kid thinking it was a typical sierra adventure game. I never made it past the beginning with all the tutorials, I wanted to solve puzzles and instead I'm in school and adjusting knobs on a rifle to account for wind speed. Guess I should have read the box more closely...

[@NintendoComplete]

I agree. Calling it a Police Quest game was totally misleading. I think a lot of people expected something more along the lines of an adventure game and felt duped by what they got. I did.

[@avalasialove]

@@NintendoComplete It’s really more of a S.W.A.T team simulator than it is a game.

[@JohanActorOfficial]

NintendoComplete, you are excellent and I appreciate your hard work for this, the best part of this game is the end credit music, and thank you so much for adding that, and I remember playing this, it was difficult specially for me who doesn't speak English, but I was an fmv fan when I was a kid so I accepted the game just for that :) anyhow thank you for your efforts in this, you are great 👍🏻

[@DAN420.]

I miss games with real actors. The last Police Quest game had it too. Also the guy Mirrored a glass door ha ha.

[@nemgyuri]

If they start using deepfake videos in games you will get what you want soon

[@grimmlight4541]

OMG! The nostalgia is horrific. Remember playing this on my laptop. So many fails, remember the briefing scenes after and you just hope you see happy faces.

[@Blackout5871]

I remember this game as a kid. I could never get past the first house. Turns out my 13 year old ADHD brain didn't pay attention to given instructions by the assault leader. I always went in.

[@DennGreenIII]

I had this game as a kid. I have no idea where it came from or how I got it, I just remember having it. The game was so hard and convoluted I kept fucking up the training, and when i was able to get to the granny, I kept getting shot. This game followed me for all these years (I'm 31 now) and every now and then I'll think about the game. Finally decided to check if KZbin had some gameplay so i could re-live the nostalgia and to see if the game was really a convoluted mess, or if i was just a retarded kid. I'm glad to know that the game was just cryptic as fuck all this time. Despite not being able to accomplish jack shit in the game as a kid, I remember actually having fun playing it. I think the 90's and lack of proper games on PC (at least for me) made it sort of good when i was younger. Looks like an all around trash game now though lol.

[@jctrowbridge]

I had the exact same experience as a kid. I decided to google it because I could never get past the granny and "looks like the fats in the fryer" was seared into my head because I never could beat it. I'm going to have to play this through just to assert dominance over it lol

[@edparadis6685]

i love the way you saved the sections lol. me too when i played and finished the game.

[@thegrimyeaper]

Slicing pies and engaging pepper poppers. Classic.

[@jollyroger6135]

I had this game back in the day. Swat 2, 3, and 4 were excellent games but the original Swat was basically just a bunch of point and click video puzzles. Most of the game consisted of idiot proof weapons drills which is simply click the mouse on the target. There were three different callup scenarios and most callups are just repeats of the same one except with you playing a different role and with the suspect behaving differently. The biggest problem with the callups is that the game does a very poor job revealing what exactly you are supposed to do to complete the mission successfully.

[@Prisoner416]

I never could paly SWAT 2. Still can't.

[@8166PC1]

@@Prisoner416 I have the discs of SWAT 2. Maybe the steam and GOG versions don't work?

[@Swordsoulreaver]

If you click during the monologue at the beginning, The police officer dude gets mad and berates you for interrupting a commanding officer.

[@celticbat3792]

34:08 "Alright everyone, take a seat." [They're already sitting] LMAO

[@Procket12]

It's weird how you can be nostalgia about a game that was crap and that you honestly knew was crap when you first played it back in the 1990s.

[@vgaoct91]

At least the third and fourth entries in the SWAT spinoff series were awesome.

[@giancarlog89]

The goofiness is the best part of this

[@michaeldia2164]

As a kid I could never beat the last level, I didn't know it was only 3 level.

[@the4ambiance]

Finally found it! Man, the smile that hit hearing that Sierra theme actually made my cheeks hurt haha Edit: a few minutes in aaaaand I remember why I never played this again. Spycraft, here I come.

[@NintendoComplete]

Yeah, Spycraft was a *much* better game.

[@BoopTheRaccoon]

I think don't think the intention of the "tutorials" was for them to truly be tutorials. The older PQ games are heavily focused on procedure and the day to day of police officers on duty. So with SWAT Officers, they don't have patrols obviously, so it's just training, lectures, and more training until they're needed. Doesn't mean it was a good idea, mind. Just that it fits with the intention of the series by my opinion.

[@pyramidhead138]

RIP Dolores Golightly (Lucy)

[@POLE7645]

Behold, the only game (that I know of) where you can get killed by a 64 years-old diabetic grandma. That alone is worth the price.

[@Prisoner416]

This really wasn't that bad of a game, you just needed to know proper procedure. Wish there were more missions, though.

[@randomstuff508]

Forrest Gump played football, served in Vietnam, and beat the shit out of that one guy at a black panther meeting. But he wouldn't hurt anyone!

[@vanderful2397]

Good point!

[@TroutButter]

I really liked this game. Still do.

[@josepha.chavez8060]

What's wrong with you?

[@Detroittruckdoctor55]

Even with poor computer capabilities back in the day, the games had such immersion factor that modern games dont

[@8166PC1]

It's honestly a mess of a game. I'm trying to beat it. The developers clearly had no clue how to make a good game.

[@barmbailey6934]

The REAL problem with this game was tutorials on how to play.

[@terminus8497]

@@8166PC1 respectfully disagree

[@straightpipediesel]

Any immersion was lost when you had to swap the 4 CDs and stare at a frozen screen for 20 seconds waiting for it to load the funeral clip.

[@JCDadalus]

@NintendoComplete, I noticed the names you gave your Save Files are fucking hilarious. When you did the "I missed the Party :(" save I lol'd

[@dilatedbeholder3865]

I remember having to ring the Sierra helpline several times when this came out for help getting through Mission 3 😂

[@LogicMind99]

34:09 “ all right everyone take a seat” and everyone is already seated like statues 😂😂

[@hanypao1770]

When PC games asks you to insert disk #3 and the #3 was scratched and unreadable. What memories xD.

[@hanchiman]

So you didn't drop any old ladies by mistake I see...

[@kentinstitution6046]

Omg this brings me back to my childhood lmao

[@Pulsed101]

Wow, that desktop haha. Got some solid games installed :D

[@lolomixed6442]

What engine is used in this game? it looks pretty realistic :-)

[@gabrielloko30000]

there is quite some interesting details and how much it evolved into SWAT 4 and then to Ready or Not

[@AdmiralLink]

I didn't play any SWAT games until I saw lots of Swat 4 videos that I bought the game on Ebay. It's a fun game though a bit hard to keep your squad not get shot up or injured. I remember my older brother struggled with this game as he had trouble getting past 1st level (woman with health issues and she could be hiding in backyard gate or master bathroom) as he gets killed or wrong actions. Eventually he played SWAT 2 and 3. I think he likes SWAT 3. You should try the reboot of King's Quest.

[@NintendoComplete]

Sorry I know it's a super late reply, but I did play the news KQ. I loved it - at least until I learned that I got gypped out of the epilogue episode because I had bought the season pass. I recorded all of the episodes though, if you'd like to see it. It's in my PS4 playlist.

[@mechminded2207]

I, to this day, quote "Two shots to the body, one to the head... Two to the body, single to the head.".

[@CheesyNoodlez]

By some miracle I passed the first mission. The sniper one I REALLY lucked out on and made my shot. Got stuck after that.

[@stonerose1995]

Man i was a kid playing this game i was confused as hell

[@scullystie4389]

LOL Pachmeyer gets a transfer to Rampart Division?? Only a few years after this game came out nearly the entire division went down in a huge corruption scandal. Hope our guy wasn't a part of the C.R.A.S.H. unit XD

[@mehve]

The fat went into the fire at 30:04 Honestly though. I learned so much from this game even as hard as it was.

[@notafanofbusesoranyothertr513]

I remember watching Speed as a kid and immediately harrassed my mom to get me this game from costco.

[@n0n9001]

Lucy been bad.

[@ExpatPlans365]

These were some good graphics for 1995

[@JeromeBooker-w8h]

Im HERE to see what happened at the end - years later ..... still a cool game after all this time 🎶 Mem-ories.🎶🎶.

[@boyplum4506]

I kinda teared up looking at this oldie goldie

[@akkihole_]

SWAT 4 memories, I used to play it on my PC it still works today but the GPU is broken (GT210)

[@blackbeargear8884]

I bought this game but had no idea how to play as I was so young. The crazy lady barricaded always scared me lol. I feel this was a ad to higher people lol

[@revokdaryl1]

Is it just me, or does your character in this game look and sound like Matt Modine?

[@scullystie4389]

I had this game as a kid and never got past the 1st mission. There was a bug in it. Even when I passed the mission with no casualties and took the granny into custody, I would go to the next mission briefing and it would just be Mission 1 all over again :(

[@Prisoner416]

That's not a bug, often the same mission would activate butt you'd go through it a different way. The same mission has multiple outcomes in a few. Such as the grandmother being armed or not.

[@kevinkocher9347]

they really don't like answering questions

[@andrezesna3920]

I scrolled through this lets Play just to see a swat team hancuff a granny 🤣🤣

[@vgaoct91]

I know it's been about three weeks, but I'd also like to say... There seems to be some cut content. [some of it is showcased in the credits, like having a Ghillie Suit when sniping]

[@NintendoComplete]

In the video? I never showed the optional sniper mission.

[@vgaoct91]

Sorry. I wonder if the GOG version (with SWAT 2 as well) had the same crashing problems the original ver. did?

[@NintendoComplete]

@@vgaoct91 I dunno, I played this from the original CDs, and I have an original print run copy (in the big double-disc CD case, original Sierra big box) so if the game was patched later on, I wasnt using those patches. I'd expect that the GOG version would have them already applied if there were any.

[@8166PC1]

@@NintendoComplete I'm trying to watch your videos to successfully complete the game, the good old games version I'm playing and it seems like the game will just repeat the first mission over and over again if you shoot her and it's justified to the point where I just deleted the save because I thought it wouldn't let me progress. It seems like from all the walkthroughs of this game the only scenario that lets you progress is if you catch her rather than shoot her. Any tips? Thank you.

[@8166PC1]

@@vgaoct91 I'm playing the GOG version now and it crashed at least once and does not let me progress after the first mission where you shoot the lady and it's determined that it was justified.

[@avalasialove]

Why couldn’t this game be realistic and entertaining?

[@SMAXZO]

If I'm not mistaken, I think Pup is actually Officer Sonny Bonds from the Police Quest games

[@jollyroger6135]

No, Sonny Bonds would have been older considering he was a veteran on the force and a Sergeant in Police Quest 3. Pup is too young. Sonny Bonds is an available character in Swat 2 though. He also makes an appearance in Swat 4 as an instructor.

[@TheJRaff]

I remember watching my cousin play this, he couldn't figure out how to not get gunned down by the old lady

[@HotaruZoku]

Those save file names, though

[@DougSpende-eb2fz]

Great game. I had played this game and beat it.

[@fhistleb]

1:04:00 Going to rampart eh? Good luck making the news in the future boyo!

[@VynalDerp]

1:02:03 damn dude great shot holy hell

[@Illusory_commission]

Make video games great again.

[@terminus8497]

amen

[@JonEyv]

This is the most hilarious game ever seen

[@starlightwitch12]

Watching this because the upcoming new version of ScummVM has support for this game.

[@rickysuave6518]

I wanted to like this game back in the day but the pace to get to the actual action was too slow lol

[@scytheshogun2683]

You know, Jerma985 could've learned a lot from these tactics lol😆

[@jamesd3168]

Never got passed Lucy; that crazy old woman would shoot me and kill me everytime.

[@Vaios1981]

so many good memories

[@Wesley_C]

This game's on Steam is now available, this one's a great game.

[@michaelhearmon9965]

This was one of the most boring game I played when i was young, never got past the first level without killing the granny with a flashbang XD

[@Centermass762]

Same here. As a kid, it made me so mad and frustrated that I couldn't figure the game out.

[@MonsterHunter267]

This is the game series that got my brother and I interested in law enforcement as kids. Police Quest 1 all the way to SWAT 4.

[@TheTimoprimo]

Be prepared for Ready Or Not.

[@overpricedhealthcare]

i’m traumatized by games that look like this, mainly because they tend to remind me of harvester 1996

[@Procket12]

I saw vid on that game. That was some FUCKED UP shit.

[@jasonkav]

Oh man the memories

[@8166PC1]

Just a question. I just beat the last level pretty much following your guide exactly so I appreciate that. The difference is that the credits don't automatically play like they do in your video. Did you just edit in the credits? The credits didn't role either when I beat it as a sniper.

[@NintendoComplete]

Yeah, I put it together that way.

[@8166PC1]

@@NintendoComplete Thank you for the reply.

[@CHAOSMOVEMENT]

I remember this is one of the few games I had to play on Windows 3.1 along with Doom.

[@alwillk]

Sim city

[@infinitygenealpa]

Jesus, 21 minutes of training and lectures before you get to any real action.

[@JFJD]

Since you seem to have somewhat of an interest in 90’s FMV games, is there any chance you could record Don’t Quit Your Day Job?

[@NintendoComplete]

JFJD I vaguely recall seeing that game back in the 90s, and then ignoring it completely because it looked awful. I forgot it even existed lol. No promises, but I'll certainly give it a go :) I do love 90s fmv

[@JFJD]

NintendoComplete Thanks. Its main draw was that it had a number of popular comedians.

[@hyakugame]

This black guy is obviously reading his text off prompts

[@The.Last.Tempest]

The 3rd mission is absolutely impossible without a guide.

[@ljp1942]

Would like to put a bullet thru the software guy who recommended this game to me back in 1995

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

Johnnie Black LOL EXTRAAAA