Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation for PC is – as the title suggests – a simulation game developed and published by German company Aerosoft, which has already created several games of the kind, focused on airplanes, or buses. This time, the player has a chance to take control over a unit of firefighters, modeled after the fire service from Mülheim, . The game offers several dozen missions, which require the player to react in face of various emergencies.
Mechanics
The developers of Emergency Call 112 - The Fire Fighting Simulation for PC put much effort to meticulously recreating the equipment used by firefighters, starting with modern vehicles, uniforms, and gear, such as hoses, or hydraulic lifts. They made sure that the scenarios are as close to real-life events as possible. Therefore, you help clear away traffic accidents involving cars and trucks, neutralize toxic spills, do the relief work after natural disasters as well as fight fires of houses and industrial compounds. Missions are characterized by various levels of difficulty – the easiest ones are things like a hedgegrow set on fire during a family barbecue in the backyard. To each of those you must select proper gear (let’s say the LF24 truck) and team as well as designate the fastest route to the emergency.
Emergency Call 112 - The Fire Fighting Simulation offers many hours of gameplay, as each crisis is generated procedurally, therefore the player never knows what kind of challenge awaits his team of firefighters next. Each building in the town is prone to fire, and you cannot predict where exactly an emergency occurs. Thanks to the in-game navigation system available in firefighters trucks, you are able to reach any address relatively fast, however, the developers saw to it that the environment was as much realistic as possible (e.g. sometimes you must get through traffic jams or overcome other obstacles on the road).
Technical aspects
Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation for PC features simple graphics, which is rather common for the genre of 3D simulators. Although the game was designed with the view of single player experience, it also offers multiplayer.
