The bandits seized the city. They are doing what they want, killing,
robbing, selling drugs. The district sent the police, but to no avail-
all were killed. The district is now controlled by one boss. He travels
on a brown armored limousine. Without it, they will be helpless. You are
specially trained police officer.
Your task is finally get the job done. Get to the gangster and kill him. Good luck.
Drive - Arrow keys.Spacebar - Shoot.Ctrl - Throw a grenade.Mouse - to control the the police officer.
Your task is finally get the job done. Get to the gangster and kill him. Good luck.
Drive - Arrow keys.Spacebar - Shoot.Ctrl - Throw a grenade.Mouse - to control the the police officer.
The term "Adventure game" originates from the 1970s text computer game Adventure, which pioneered a style of gameplay that was widely imitated and became a genre in its own right. The video game genre is therefore defined by its gameplay, unlike the literary genre, which is defined by the subject it addresses, the activity of adventure.[1]
Essential elements of the genre include storytelling, exploration, and puzzle solving.[1] Adventure games have been described as puzzles embedded in a narrative framework,[7] where games involve "narrative content that a player unlocks piece by piece over time".[12] While the puzzles that players encounter through the story can be arbitrary, those that do not pull the player out of the narrative are considered examples of good design.
Essential elements of the genre include storytelling, exploration, and puzzle solving.[1] Adventure games have been described as puzzles embedded in a narrative framework,[7] where games involve "narrative content that a player unlocks piece by piece over time".[12] While the puzzles that players encounter through the story can be arbitrary, those that do not pull the player out of the narrative are considered examples of good design.
