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Blue Force

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This point-and-click adventure challenges you to solve your parents' murder as a rookie detective in a gritty crime story.

Blue Force was developed and published by Tsunami Media for DOS in 1993; it was the original platform release.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1993
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
17.94 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Blue Force

Blue Force is an adventure game designed by Jim Walls, known for his work on the Police Quest series. It incorporates authentic police procedures into its gameplay, maintaining a design philosophy consistent with Walls' earlier Sierra titles. The visual presentation draws from late SCI engine games, utilizing detailed backgrounds with character sprites created through video capture.

The narrative begins in 1984 with an undercover operation where a criminal escapes, leaving behind a crucial item. This event is followed three days later by the murder of two agents, John and Jackie Ryan, witnessed by their young son Jake. Eleven years later, Jake Ryan graduates from the Academy and joins the Jackson Beach police department, where he investigates a case involving stolen National Guard weapons, hoping it may connect to his parents' unresolved cold case.

Player interaction is managed through an interface that displays the complete inventory at the bottom of the screen. Core actions such as walk, look, talk, and use are accessed via the right mouse button, offering a different control scheme from the designer's previous games.

Blue Force Screenshots

10 images
Title screen.
The deal is about to be interrupted. (Intro sequence)
A prowler at night seeks revenge. (Intro sequence)
Intro
The briefing
In action
Our hero is recruited.
One wrong move and all that remains of you is...
interrogation is a big deal in the game
Arriving at the station.