Emergency 2012 (Windows)

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Description

Emergency 2012 is the fourth sequel of Emergency: Fighters for Life. Like the previous installments it is a real-time strategy game, focusing on a selection of emergency institutions. This encompasses handling of fire department, police, medical rescue services, and technical relief units.

The game features a campaign and a free play mode:

• The campaign consists of 12 unique missions, each representing a fictive catastrophe scenario. Though each mission has a rather linear plot, triggered by certain events, the players performance has major impact on how and when single objectives are accomplished. Every scenario has a unique map. The available emergency forces are preset for each mission and accessible from the start.
  
  
• In free play, the player may choose from three maps featuring a specific weather condition of storm, heat wave, or cold wave. Opposing the campaign mode the player occupies an all-in-one emergency base housing all four unit divisions. The player starts with a limited vehicle fleet and may buy additional and more specialized units during the game. The objectives are generated random casual incidents on varying locations on the map.

The fire department takes the main part of activities, being involved in any kind of fire incidents, traffic accidents and a variety of rescue operations. Fire fighting activities range from burning garbage bins to full fledged fire blazes running through the neighborhood. Police has to cope with traffic jams, pickpockets, bank robberies, even sniper attacks and a lot in between. Medical rescue services and technical relief units take rather supportive parts. The former are limited to reanimation and transport duties. The latter are needed to clean up the mess on-site and for special technical tasks.

The game requires a lot of micromanagement. Especially in free-play, the player will have to choose the appropriate vehicles for the pending incident and may even have to modify the crew. On-site, the player must let the crews get of the vehicles first and then typically have to equip them with specific gear for the situation found. After that the units have very limited capabilities of autonomous initiative, such as coping with the next fire or reanimating victims within reach.

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Part of the Following Groups

• 3D Engine: Havok Vision Engine \ Vision \ Vulpine Vision
• Emergency Life Fighters series
• Genre: Simulation - Medical
• Physics Engine: PhysX
• Theme: Firefighting
• Theme: Law enforcement

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Critic Reviews

PC Games (Germany)	Nov 05, 2010	80 out of 100	80
Krawall Gaming Network	Nov 03, 2010	79 out of 100	79
Gamezone (Germany)	Nov 19, 2010	7.8 out of 10	78
Game Captain	Nov 15, 2010	71 out of 100	71
GameStar (Germany)	Nov 04, 2010	66 out of 100	66
Gameplay (Benelux)	Nov 26, 2010	64 out of 100	64
4Players.de	Nov 12, 2010	60 out of 100	60
Jeuxvideo.com	Feb 28, 2011	11 out of 20	55
GameSpot	Jan 31, 2011	4 out of 10	40

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