Fit check
Is Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want first-person emergency-response simulations rather than abstract strategy games
- Fans of firefighting scenarios who enjoy choosing the order of operational tasks
- Players interested in varied fire and rescue missions with equipment management
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led adventure with extensive character development may find the mission-based structure limited
- Those wanting unrestricted action may not enjoy surveying scenes, managing equipment, and prioritizing objectives
Our take on Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad
The defining structure is tactical scene management: survey the emergency first, then choose the order of primary and secondary objectives while responding to incidents that can alter the operation.
What is Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad?
Play as a member of an emergency attack squad across missions involving apartment fires, car fires, rescues, and other incidents.
Each operation begins with a scene survey, followed by primary and secondary objectives that can be tackled in an order chosen according to the situation. Events such as gas-cylinder explosions may occur if hazards are not handled in time. Available equipment includes a smoke screen, Halligan bar, turntable ladder, and several extinguishing agents. The game uses a first-person perspective, with inventory management and character interaction. Missions are evaluated after completion, and tactical choices influence how each operation develops.
How Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad plays
- 01Scene Assessment
- Each operation starts with an overview of the emergency area before objectives are attempted.
- 02Flexible Objectives
- Primary and secondary tasks can be handled in different sequences based on the situation.
- 03Emergency Equipment
- Operations provide tools including a smoke screen, Halligan bar, ladder, and multiple extinguishing agents.
- 04Mission Evaluation
- Missions receive an evaluation after completion.
- 05First-Person Perspective
- The game combines this viewpoint with inventory handling and interactions with characters.
Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad compared to similar games
EmergeNYC also focuses on emergency incidents and includes vehicles, aircraft, characters, equipment, and destructible buildings. Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad instead centers on first-person attack-squad missions, scene assessment, ordered objectives, and firefighting tools.
Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad: platforms & release
Is Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want first-person emergency-response simulations rather than abstract strategy games. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led adventure with extensive character development may find the mission-based structure limited.
Where can I download Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad?
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What platforms is Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad on?
Windows only.
