Computer terminals also allow you to repair wounds, fix damaged weapons, search for security codes, or play simple video games to pass the time. That's the entire game, and that's the problem. There are weapons to find and enemies to fight, but most of them can be defeated by simply firing like mad. Most of the time with this title will be spent constantly mapping levels and cracking codes, and as with many adventure games, once Electrocop is solved, there is little incentive to play it again. Quality graphics are everywhere, from the detailed, smooth-scaling graphics to the cinematic sequences at the start and the end of the game.
Sounds are a little more mixed, but still impressive.
Actual game sounds consist of explosions, weapons fire, and assorted bells and warning klaxons, all done nicely. The futuristic title theme is especially catchy, and runs throughout much of the game. Electrocop's stunning visuals and sounds make it fun to watch, but whether you'd buy a game for its razzle-dazzle is a personal decision. This game can't get much better. 7 - 5 Good.