SimulationFit check
Is Emergency 2014 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Simulation players who want to direct several emergency services during disasters
- Strategy-minded players who prefer real-time missions with changing events
- Emergency-series fans seeking meteorite scenarios, sandbox maps, and over 20 missions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign built around one continuous storyline rather than separate emergency missions
- Players who prefer turn-based planning instead of real-time incident management
- Players looking for a narrowly focused rescue game without police, fire, medical, and disaster-relief units
Our take on Emergency 2014
The store presentation stresses the complete-series package and additional hours, but the clearly specified new campaign content consists of four meteorite missions. The remaining scope comes from earlier entries, sandbox maps, and unpredictable events rather than a wholly new campaign.
What is Emergency 2014?
Emergency 2014 is a real-time simulation in which players direct paramedics, firefighters, police, and disaster-relief teams during crises in major European locations.
Missions involve containing fires, locating buried victims, protecting civilians, and preserving city landmarks. Sandbox maps allow players to choose their own response strategy while managing unfolding events. The package includes content from Emergency 2013 and Emergency 2012 DELUXE, along with new units such as fire helicopters and a horse-drawn pumper. Four additional single-player missions focus on meteorite disasters, including scenarios set in Pisa and an 1890 historical setting. The game includes more than 20 missions, sandbox maps, unpredictable events, and new video sequences.
How Emergency 2014 plays
- 01Emergency response teams
- Players direct paramedics, fire brigades, police, and disaster-relief personnel during crisis missions.
- 02Meteorite scenarios
- Four single-player missions feature impacts threatening civilians at locations including Pisa.
- 03Historical equipment
- A historical bonus scenario includes a horse-drawn pumper and firefighters from the 1890 setting.
- 04Sandbox maps
- Open-ended maps let players select response strategies while unpredictable events unfold.
- 05Expanded unit roster
- The game adds units including fire helicopters to content carried over from earlier entries.
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Emergency 2014: platforms & release
Is Emergency 2014 worth it?
It is worth it if: simulation players who want to direct several emergency services during disasters. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign built around one continuous storyline rather than separate emergency missions.
Where can I download Emergency 2014?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Emergency 2014's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Emergency 2014 on?
Windows only.
