SWAT Commander

Tactical Squad: SWAT Stories is a tactical FPS inspired by both the greats of the genre, including the SWAT and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six series, and real events in which special forces units took part. The game is the result of a collaboration between independent studios Red Mountain Games (from Ukraine) and Ritual Interactive (from Poland).

Mechanics

In Tactical Squad: SWAT Stories we watch the action from a first-person perspective. The game is divided into missions, during which various objectives are set before us, such as rescuing hostages, eliminating or arresting terrorists and other criminals, recovering items or securing designated areas.

The success of each operation largely depends on our decisions, so each action must be properly planned. Based on the information received during the briefing and intelligence data, we can select the composition of our team. Scouts, attacking and preventive units, as well as technicians or snipers have individual sets of strengths that come in handy in specific situations.

Furthermore, the proper selection of weapons plays an important role. Our arsenal can include, among others, pistols and machine guns, shotguns, as well as non-lethal weapons and various gadgets and accessories, such as grenades, explosive charges, first aid kits, drones, hacking devices, or ballistic shields. The game also allows us to choose clothing elements - from uniforms, through bulletproof vests, to helmets.

After all the preparation is done we head into action. The game offers various locations - from office interiors, through industrial areas, to old estates. We must constantly be on our guard and take subsequent steps carefully, as well as give well-thought-out orders to our subordinates. A command queuing system has been implemented in the game, which allows us to meticulously plan the next moves in order to reduce the pressure and leave as little as possible to chance.

Game modes

Tactical Squad: SWAT Stories can be played alone or in cooperative mode over the Internet.