112 Operator

I expected it to be fun but it is more fun than what I expected, still it looks like they worked a lot the first mid game, the second part of the game lacks content in my opinion. There is also some kind of bug that moves the vehicles as they wish without one saying them to move to that place.... It's sincerely really bothering, to the point that I am tired of playing at 90% of game accomplished. Still, in offer I think it's a good game for the first mid of the game.

Fun weekend game. I think you can get enough variety from playing different locations across the globe. If the premise sounds fun to you then you'll enjoy it. The difficulty can be changed by you so it's only as stressful as you want it to be.

Super cool concept. Fun when hella shit is happening at once. Cool realism elements like giving CPR instructions to people who call in. I just feel like the UI in general isn't great and pretty finicky. Once I felt the game getting harder, I knew it would be a pain to actually make it happen and continue to progress in a way that was unfun. Maybe worth a try if this is really up your ally (I'm a big fan of crisis management games), but I ended up returning it once I knew I wasn't gonna stick with it.

The game is great! Being a person who loves simulator games and has played 911 Operator, the game is honestly one of the best and has potential. Regular updates will make the game more engaging though.

[h2] 7.0/10 [/h2] Pros: + Great simulation: The game provides a realistic look into the daily responsibilities and intense stress faced by 112/911 operators. + Diverse situations and incidents + Informative: Offers practical knowledge on first aid and how to react in emergencies like bleeding or food poisoning. + User-friendly interface: Clean UI and intuitive management make it easy to control units and respond quickly. Cons: - Lack of progression: While you eventually manage more districts and the entire city, there are no meaningful rewards or special events to keep you motivated. - Repetitive events: After 5–7 hours, incidents start to repeat with identical choices and outcomes, reducing the need for adaptive thinking. - Basic graphics: Visuals are minimal, with static icons representing vehicles and people. Real-time animations or dynamic scenes would greatly enhance immersion. - Lack of narrative depth: I especially enjoy events that involve the operator’s own family, as they add emotional weight and urgency, forcing quick and meaningful decisions. I wish the game included more personal storylines and impactful, choice-driven scenarios where the consequences of your actions truly matter—rather than simply resulting in a game over.

-Completed the game- Getting achievments especially 30 duties, was boring as hell, other one's was ok. Local hero achievment had to use VPN to get, somekind of bug happend and I didn't get at the first time, Scenarios were intresting in its own way, some were easy, some were pretty hard. -Pingu played it: 6/10-

I really enjoy playing 112 Operator, especially because of the career mode where you can manage emergency services in your own city. It’s such a cool feature that makes the game feel personal and immersive. Being able to respond to different emergencies and make strategic decisions right in your hometown adds a unique layer of realism. The gameplay is well-balanced between managing resources and reacting to unpredictable situations, which keeps things challenging but never overwhelming. It’s rewarding to see your city become safer because of the choices you make. If you’re into strategy and simulation games with a personal touch, 112 Operator is definitely worth checking out.

I'm not sure any city has as many emergency boats as I got during one of the free rounds. I am kinda interested in the bribery case at the nursing home though

Just a upgrade from 911 operator. but I like this one better.

Nice for killing some time...

Fun af!

is gud