112 Operator is a strong Strategy/Simulation that delivers where it counts.
89
Verdict
89%
Steam
90
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive Steam reviews (89% positive)
Critically acclaimed (90/100 critic average)
No significant drawbacks reported
Manage the emergency services in any city in the world! Take calls and dispatch rescue forces. Handle difficult situations, now depending on the weather, terrain and traffic. Help the citizens through cataclysms and natural disasters, becoming a better emergency number operator every day!
Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 3d ago
It's a well built game plagued by design, you either are completely in control, just doing a shift or being overwhelmed by the same silly task of sending icon A to icon B, never truly engaging or rewarding. I just enjoy pointless overwatch tasks sometimes.
Some have already mentioned this, so I'll just repeat how it looks to me - at point and click game. Nothing really happens, there's no satisfaction of carrying out a task. I want to someday 100% this, but I can already say that it will be a drag...
Honestly I don't know why but something about this game is so addicting. It may be a bit boring for some people, but point-and-click management is fairly enjoyable to me, and being able to play in any city, including ones I live in, are incredible for gameplay. The only thing is my immersion breaks sometimes when I see cases happening where I know they logically cannot (e.g. a railway crossing crash in an area I know in real life is dense office clusters with zero railway tracks nearby), but that's just a limitation of the case ranges. If they add more cases, this game would be even better.
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