Title: 112 Operator – 24.99
Genre: Simulation, Strategy
Platform: Windows
Controller Support: No
Players: Single
ESRB Rating: Mature 17+ – Use of Drugs
Release Date: 4/23/2020
Synopsis: In 112 Operator, you step into the role of an emergency dispatcher, managing life-and-death situations across any city in the world. You’ll send out police, fire, and medical units, take frantic calls, and respond to crises ranging from traffic accidents and natural disasters to riots and even terrorist attacks. Every choice you make can save lives—or cost them.
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Review: I played 112 Operator for approximately 45 minutes, and I thought it was fun. There isn’t a lot to the controls because you are mainly just clicking on an object and right clicking on another object to complete a task.
I like that you can upgrade your resources, but I didn’t really get a chance to try that aspect of the game. I completed two different scenarios and while it was busy, once you get the hang of it, it is easy enough to accomplish the tasks. I was expecting it to be more hands on, where I would get to do the required emergency tasks, but it appears that the player is only there to assess the situation and then dispatch emergency vehicles as determined by the incident as to what is needed.
I might revisit this game in the future, but I don’t think it warrants another video due to lack of entertaining content.
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