- March 29, 2018
- RetroEpic Software
- 2h median play time
Flash Point: Fire Rescue
Platforms
About
"Flash Point: Fire Rescue" is a turn-based strategy game for 2-players or multi-player in a co-op format. As firefighters, you must rescue survivors from a burning building, using limited action points and specialized abilities to explore, fight fire, and treat survivors before the building collapses. Officially adapted from the popular board game, it offers a challenging and exciting experience in a light-hearted digital form.











- Great adaptation of the original board game with added maps and scenarios, enhancing the overall experience.
- Fun and challenging gameplay that is easy to learn but difficult to master, providing a rewarding experience.
- Visually appealing graphics and animations that bring the firefighting theme to life, making it enjoyable to play.
- Clunky controls and a confusing interface that can lead to frustrating misclicks and unintended actions.
- Lack of an undo button, making it difficult to correct mistakes during gameplay.
- Multiplayer functionality is limited and often problematic, with issues in remote play and controller support.
- graphics18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics in the game are generally praised for their pleasing aesthetics, vibrant animations, and cute visuals that enhance the gameplay experience. While some users noted that the busy visuals can occasionally clutter the interface, the overall impression is that the graphics are beautiful and effectively convey the game's themes. However, a few players mentioned that the graphics may be overly demanding on system resources, impacting performance.
“The graphics are pleasing enough, and the look of the firefighters with their animations of putting out fires and rescuing people are nice.”
“Graphics are gorgeous otherwise, and gameplay is great.”
“Overall though, it's a game with wonderful visuals that remains faithful to the feel of the original and which anyone interested in board game renditions, coop games, or family games should definitely check out.”
“The graphics are okay, but it's more like a whack-a-mole game and has little to do with fire or rescue.”
“As busy as the visuals can become due to multiple events, the flyout menus can become visually lost or junky.”
“But they seem to overtax the processor a bit more than they should - I'd prefer less enthusiastic graphics and smoother interface action.”