Traffic Department 2192 (1994)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Traffic Department 2192 is a top down shooter game in which the player pilots a futuristic "hoverskid" about a war-torn city. The game emphasizes story, with cutscenes before each mission following the arc of troubled pilot Lt. Velasquez. There are three episodes containing twenty missions each, with varied mission objectives.Show more
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This game in many ways was nothing special looking back. But I still had fun with it and its story. Never finished it as I only had the shareware version, so I wouldn't mind completing it.
This game is unforgettable to because it's one of the first shareware games I have played that was simple and also fast pace that had a good revenge story and some of the missions were very easy and there were ones that were very hard. I would love to get this game and play it again
One of the first shareware titles I purchased. Was lucky enough to eventually find the full version and played all three episodes. Loved the story. The edgy writing was especially appealing at the time. The gameplay was simple, but it was a lot of fun. Would love to play it again.
This game is my favorite game right beside Castle of the Winds. I only ever played the demo and never got to see the end. But the plot, the characters, the world, I loved it all!
I absolutely want to see this game on here. Was lucky enough to get the full version back in the day. Super fun story and futuristic shoot-em up that made you want to keep going. This is very much an unsung hero of the old days and I want to play it again!
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• Classic and brand new wallpapers
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• Ringtone
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