Cops 2170: The Power of Law

IGDB0.0/10PlaylogsStrategyReleased: Apr 16, 2004MiST Land South

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Cops 2170: The Power of Law is a hybrid of RPG and tactical strategy. The central storyline unfolds in the future where the cyberpunk culture and a highly-urban oriented society have populated North America. The game is a prequel to Paradise Cracked (2002).

In the future the government watches over everything for the "safety of the public", society is under their complete control. Cyber links are implanted into each newborn child, marking their host with a unique ID. Cities have turned into monstrous urban centers giving the term urban sprawl a hazardous new meaning. This is the world our protagonist, Katrin lives in. She is a recent graduate of the police academy, an excellent student, and an exceptional athlete. On this morning, she wakes up thinking that this day will be just like any other; unaware that her new assignment on the recent terror attacks plaguing the city will place her directly in the path of an evil genius. COPS 2170: The Power of Law is a hybrid of RPG and tactical strategy. The central storyline unfolds in the future where the cyberpunk culture and a highly-urban oriented society have populated North America. Players will control Katrin and her team of up to seven police agents attempting to eliminate the criminal element in their metropolis.

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Release Date
Apr 16, 2004
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  • PC (Microsoft Windows)
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StrategyAdventure

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  • PC (Microsoft Windows)Jan 27, 2005

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  • Bird view / Isometric

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