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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Nintendo Hard tactical First-Person Shooter video game, developed by Irrational Games (makers of System Shock II, BioShock (series) and the Freedom Force series) and published by Sierra in 2005. It's the fourth installment of Sierra's SWAT series (itself a Spin-Off of the older Police Quest series). The game is set in the fictional US East Coast city of Fairview and unlike its predecessor, SWAT 3, it deals with more mundane-themed missions, usually involving professional rescuing of hostages or neutralizing various terrorist groups or criminal gangs. The player takes on the role of a young SWAT Team officer, a recent transfer from the LAPD to the Fairview special response unit, who acts as the leader of a five-man SWAT squad, issuing commands, and using team work and close cooperation between all the members of the squad to achieve the necessary goals of each mission in the most effective way possible. |
