Police Artist (Apple II, 5 1/4" Disk) Sir-Tech Software - 1983 USA, Canada Release
Police Artist | |
| Title | Police Artist |
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| Packaging | Retail Box |
| Media | 5 1/4" Disk |
| Copyright date(s) | 1983 |
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Description from the packaging.
Features:
- Includes 3 different games
- Draws over 1,000,000 faces
- Uses high resolution graphics
- Easy keyboard control
- For ages 7 and up
Police Artist includes 3 different colorful games that draw over 1,000,000 unique faces. Each face has his or her own distinctive name and personality. All three games challenge and strengthen your ability to accurately see and remember a face. If you always forget a face and want to do something about it, Police Artist is for you.
In POLICE LINEUP, you have to pick the culprit's face from a lineup of suspicious characters. However, you've got to be perceptive to catch the culprit since some of them look alike. The better you play, the harder Police Lineup gets. Can you pick the right culprit from the police lineup?
POLICE ARTIST, the second game, calls upon your ability to remember the culprit's face while you reconstruct it. But in this game, you rebuild the culprit's likeness from many different face parts. Just as a real Police Artist draws the criminal's portrait, you can rebuild the culprit's face, piece by piece. You can peek at the culprit as much as you like, but the less you peek the better your score.
In the third game, OFF DUTY, you can take it easy after a hard day at the Police Academy. You can draw an endless variety of faces by choosing your own hair, eyes, nose, ears, mouth and chin. Off Duty is an excellent game which allows you to use a computer in a fun and exciting way.
All these games are authored by Elizabeth Levin whose credits include 6 games written for Sesame Place, the Children's Television Workshop's amusement park near Philadelphia, PA.
System Requirements
Apple II | |
| Required RAM | 48K |
