Crime Patrol

Cyber Police ESWAT

In Cyber Police ESWAT, you play as rookie officer Duke Oda, a blonde cop battling the crime‑riddled streets of Liberty. After a promotion, Duke upgrades into the cyborg ESWAT, donning the Ice Combat Suit with advanced weapons and a jet pack to take on the sinister organization E.Y.E. The side‑scrolling platformer blends fast‑paced shooting with strategic armor management as you progress through increasingly challenging levels. The game offers classic 2‑D action reminiscent of Shinobi, featuring a single‑hit vulnerability in human form and a tougher, larger‑sized suit that trades agility for firepower. Confront the AI‑driven leader of E.Y.E. in a climactic boss battle and restore order to the city.

Lethal Enforcers

Lethal Enforcers puts you in the shoes of a police officer tasked with eradicating crime in a gritty, first‑person arcade experience. Aim quickly and accurately to survive waves of criminals, with a range of weapons and accessories to aid your mission. The game offers a practice range for honing your skills and a two‑player split‑screen mode for cooperative mayhem. Higher difficulty levels increase the crime rate, demanding faster reflexes and sharper aim.

Lethal Enforcers 3

Lethal Enforcers 3 is a light‑gun arcade shooter that puts players in the role of various peace‑keeping professions. Each stage focuses on a different occupation, from police officers to coast guard and riot police, delivering fast‑paced, target‑rich action. The game supports both solo play and competitive multiplayer, letting friends battle for high scores while mastering each job’s unique scenarios. Developed by Polygon Magic and published by Konami, it launched in November 2004 for PC.

Virtua Cop

Virtua Cop puts players in the shoes of police officers using a light gun to take down criminals from a first‑person perspective. The game rewards accuracy with power‑ups while penalizing civilian hits, creating tense, fast‑paced gameplay. Renowned for its pioneering polygonal graphics, the title allowed shooting through glass and introduced split‑screen multiplayer, influencing later Sega shooters like House of the Dead and Time Crisis.

Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars

Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars is a 1993 live-action laserdisc arcade game from American Laser Games. Players assume the role of a police officer confronting drug-related crime across multiple gritty scenarios, using on‑screen prompts to fire at the right moments. The game was later ported to 3DO and CD‑i and re‑released by Digital Leisure in 2002, preserving its cinematic FMV action for modern audiences. The title offers single‑player, multiplayer and co‑operative modes, delivering fast‑paced, reaction‑based shooting that mirrors its predecessor, Crime Patrol. With a PEGI 16 rating, it targets players who enjoy retro arcade shooters and cinematic gameplay experiences.