Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel (1987)

When Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel was first released in 1987, it was heralded as an incredibly accurate simulation of real world police action. Designed by a former police officer and praised by the law enforcement community, Police Quest I brought gritty realism to computer gaming. Based on sound police procedures, the game is so authentic it's been used as a training tool by law enforcement agencies across the country.

With it's emphasis on authenticity, it's not surprising Police Quest became a favorite among law enforcement professionals. Since it's initial release, this "fun little computer game" has proven to be a practical, effective training tool. It safely demonstrates to rookies the consequences of failing to observe proper procedures and can serve as a valuable refresher course for experienced officers.

The game covers such topics as how to handle felony and routine traffic stops, intoxicated drivers, handcuffing, felony arrests, physical confrontation and the use of deadly force, radio transmissions, and more. The nature of gaming is such that players actually "experience" the various field situations.

Read the review of Police Quest, written by Sgt. Harry Johnson.


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