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Law & Order: Dead on the Money

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Law & Order: Dead on the Money is the first in a series of video games based on the television series Law & Order. The game was developed by Legacy Interactive and was first published in September 2002.

Other Titles

Закон и Порядок: Cмерть за ДеньгиLaw & Order 1Law & Order: Mord im Central ParkLaw & Order: Omicidio a Central ParkNew York Police Judiciaire: La Mort Dans l'Arme

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About Law & Order: Dead on the Money

The game's plot revolves around the murder of a Wall Street stock broker who is murdered in Central Park whilst jogging. The player and Detective Briscoe then question a number of people related to the incident, including a park cleaner, coffee vendor, the broker's employer, her lawyer, daughter, and her associates. The player must assess who is the murderer and then take them to trial. The game, like the original format of the show, is separated into two parts. During the first half, the player assumes the part of Junior Detective, working as the partner of Detective Lennie Briscoe (Jerry Orbach), who is tasked with gathering enough evidence to make an arrest. During the second half, the player assumes the part of executive assistant district attorney, who is partnered with ADA Serena Southerlyn (Elisabeth Röhm), with the object of convincing a jury that the defendant is guilty. DA Douglas Wade, played by Victor Brandt, is a character created exclusively for the game who does not appear in the main show.

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Law & Order: Dead on the Money is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:

Windows (2002)

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