- January 9, 2014
- Excalibur Publishing
Recovery Search & Rescue Simulation
Platforms
About
In this simulation you will have to strap on your boots and hook up your compass - as a new recruit to Rescue Team One, you'll need to use your expert tracking skills to locate a variety of important objects and missing people who have stumbled into the harsh.






- The game has a beautiful graphical setting on the highest quality.
- The concept of the game has potential and could be interesting with proper updates.
- The title music is epic and sets a good tone for the game.
- The game suffers from poor graphics, lagging, and frequent freezes, making it nearly unplayable.
- Missions are repetitive, vague, and often frustrating due to unclear objectives and a broken map system.
- The stamina system is unworkable, leading to quick mission failures and a lack of engaging gameplay.
story
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is criticized for its repetitive and uninspired mission structure, with players facing the same tasks across numerous missions that lack variety and realism. The time constraints and energy mechanics add frustration, as players often find themselves failing missions due to poorly communicated objectives and an unhelpful interface. Overall, the narrative experience is marred by technical issues and a lack of engaging content, making it feel more like a chore than an immersive simulation.
“I spent a good thirty minutes repeating mission three trying to find the next set of animal prints after finding the first.”
“Sure, there's a couple of stags running around, but nothing within the ridiculous red-circle-of-searchiness you'll be chasing throughout the entirety of the missions at hand.”
“As another reviewer stated, the missions are exactly the same.”
“There are 40 something missions and they are literally all the same.”
“The interface is unhelpful and the mission progress is baffling.”