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Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Crenetic and was released on December 18, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

As a member of the attack squad, you carry out a variety of exciting missions ranging from apartment and car fires to rescuing people as well as many others. Do you have what it takes to complete the challenges ahead? When you arrive on the scene, you start where the attack squad begins to operate. The extinguishing water connection is already in place, the turntable ladder is ready for use and …

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Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

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The game offers a good variety of missions with reasonable tasks that can change based on player performance.
Simple controls make the game accessible and enjoyable for those looking for a casual experience.
Some players appreciate the bite-sized gameplay and find it to be a decent value for those not seeking depth.

The game lacks depth and realism, with repetitive missions and no free-roam or driving options.
Technical issues such as poor graphics, buggy gameplay, and abysmal voice acting detract from the overall experience.
Many players feel the game is a simplified version of previous titles, missing key features that made those games enjoyable.

story
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The story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it repetitive and lacking in engagement due to the linear mission structure and absence of free-roam gameplay. While some appreciate the variety and challenge of the missions, others criticize the removal of cooperative elements and the overall execution, describing it as a less enjoyable experience compared to previous titles in the series. Overall, the narrative feels underdeveloped and fails to capture the excitement typically associated with firefighting games.
- “Good game; it has diverse missions with good resolutions. Missions can take long or short depending on how thorough you are, and they can change drastically if you aren't quick enough to complete certain objectives.”
- “Good variety of missions with various, reasonable tasks that are not always obvious from the start.”
- “It would be nice to see more missions added to the main game loop.”
- “All the missions you do are in a sequence (meaning if you choose to restart the game once fully completed, you'd do the exact same missions in the exact same sequence), and they've completely removed the free-roam ability unlike other Emergency Call 112 games by Aerosoft and Crenetic.”
- “Sadly, this game takes all the fun things out of firefighting games (driving, responding, working as a team, excitement) and leaves you with a gameplay experience full of annoyances (awful stamina bar, space bar to access inventory, the same locations over and over, you're the only one doing anything in every mission).”
- “I can't recommend this game; it seems like a half-hearted story version of the other Emergency Call 112 games. It could use a lot of work, and also the NPCs sound like AI.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are criticized for being buggy and mediocre, with a lack of customization options such as resolution and field of view, which frustrates players, especially those with high-end hardware or ultra-wide displays. Additionally, the repetitive gameplay and reused locations further detract from the overall visual experience.
- “It's so sad the game is bad; at its best, the graphics are buggy as hell and the gameplay is repetitive.”
- “The fire graphics are very mediocre, levels reuse locations, and inventory controls are lacking.”
- “There are no graphics options; it's not a problem with a 3080, but I can't even change the resolution or FOV, which is annoying since I have an ultra-wide display.”
gameplay
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The gameplay has been criticized for being repetitive and lacking depth, with buggy graphics and a short campaign. Players noted that the firefighting mechanics are unsophisticated, removing the excitement and teamwork typically associated with the genre, leading to a frustrating experience.
- “It's so sad the game is bad at its best; the graphics are buggy as hell and the gameplay is repetitive.”
- “While the game is decent with okay mechanics, the campaign is very short and completes very quickly.”
- “Sadly, this game takes all the fun things out of firefighting games (driving, responding, working as a team, excitement) and leaves you with a gameplay experience full of annoyances (awful stamina bar, space bar to access inventory, the same locations over and over, you're the only one doing anything in every mission).”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and frustrating, particularly due to the limitations imposed by the stamina bar and the inventory management tied to the space bar.
- “It's just annoying to play and tedious with the stamina bar and space bar being used for inventory.”
- “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “I find the grind to be a major chore, taking away from the enjoyment of the game.”
stability
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The game suffers from significant stability issues, with users reporting numerous bugs, clunky gameplay, and a lack of AI crew, leading to an overall feeling of emptiness and frustration. Many players have expressed disappointment, with some even seeking refunds due to the game's poor performance.
- “It's so sad the game is bad at its best; the graphics are buggy as hell and the gameplay is repetitive.”
- “Honestly, this game is really bad. It feels very empty, there is no AI crew, it feels unrealistic compared to other similar games, it is slow and clunky, and buggy too. I put in for a refund, and believe me when I say, I very rarely write reviews, especially negative ones, but yeah, this game is so bad.”

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Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad is a simulation game.

Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad is available on PC, Steam Deck and Windows.

Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad was released on December 18, 2024.

Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad was developed by Crenetic.

Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad has received negative reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its story.

Emergency Call 112 - The Attack Squad is a single player game.

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