Neat concept to  put into 2D, though I've never played a swat game before to compare. Audio, menus, and animations serve their purpose decently. Arresting takes too long, especially when contrasted with how a fire fight killing 10 people can happen in a second. Enemies wandering into the swat team within 5-10 seconds of loading is way too fast, maybe undesirable to happen at all. It makes sense for them to wander since they don't know the swat team is there, but I think it's a bit off putting to be surprised as swat, instead of surprising them if you wait a short while to gather your senses.

I was also able to see the doors swing open though the fog of war, which allowed me to know where an enemy was walking, if you can it should be preferable to hide the position of the door unless it's in sight. If you want to be fancy, the fog of war preview could update its position to where the door was when last in line of sight, so it stays accurate until someone interacts with it out of view.

Looks promising.

I had (and am having) a lot of fun playing this. Kind of reminds me of classic Ghost Recon in a way, with how swift and intense the fights are. I don't have a lot of useful feedback to give at this point due to the amount of content available but I'm gonna be keeping my eye on this.

now, this is pretty interesting concept however, shit happened so fast that i could not react fast enough and basically my squad would just win. so i played a run where i basically just set behind the wall giving them the `go there and clear` command.

wish i could tell which way the door opens before actually trying to open it. maybe some dorrs could allow you to peek. i tryed to open slowly but then it`s just a near instantaneous firefight where my guys kill everyone and maybe i get caught in the cross fire and die lol.

flashbang stuns even when facing the opposite direction

if i`m already using the mouse, then probably zoom with wheel

Really cool gameplay. I wish the gunshot sound effects were punchier. Seconding the request to interact with what’s nearby, rather than what’s moused over. I found the menus to be serviceable.

• These menus when interacting with doors or giving orders are a nightmare to use.
• Instead of this clunky system where you have to put your cursor over something to interact with it, have the character interact with whatever is in front of him when pressing F. If something can be interacted with in multiple ways, make it so that tapping F performs the default action (like opening a door), while holding it down opens a menu.
• Put kicking and warning suspects on their own keys. Zooming doesn't need to take up two of the most valuable keys.
• Accidentally blew myself up with the C2. I think the charges and the clacker should be equippable like weapons instead of it being context-sensitive. 
• Same goes for the grenades. Moving your thumb over to G while moving is really awkward, and having to use one key on your keyboard and one button on your mouse to throw a grenade feels incredible unintuitive. I know you can throw them with just G, but that just makes it feel inconsistent.
• The camera needs to be able to move further from the player. Enemies can shoot you from off screen in some areas.
• Got killed several times by my squadmates shooting me in the back.
• The most reliable tactic I found was to kick doors to see where enemies were and then blowing up the door to stun them when they came to investigate. Grenades are useless most of the time since enemies are so fast. There's no penalty for killing alerted enemies or getting injured, so running and gunning seems to be the most effective way to play.

It took me way to long to notice that you can only use TAB while in the RMB menu. I first thought you could swap characters with TAB, and was going to complain that it didn't work. Then I though the menu was broken since it didn't do anything when I unpressed RMB while hovering a command.

Anyway, not a fan of the RMB menu, having to hold RMB and scroll doesn't feel good in a game which (I at least) play completely by mouse.

The concept seems good though, I just didn't like the controls.

I wouldn't call losing an officer Masterful, kinda contrasts with the Game Over.

Its very much missing Content, especially more Missions, but its nice.

Soundeffects seemed fitting from what I've heard, music gets repetitive after a while tho.

NPCs only seem to have combat behavior and just stand around otherwise, some Idling Stuff like patrols etc. would be nice.

Took a bit to get used to the Squad Controls, but not long. Needs better UI, but works as is.

Overall for the few Minutes I played it was Fun, will be interesting to see where it ends up.