112 Operator is an indie simulation video game developed by Jutsu Games and published by Games Operators. As a sequel to the successful 911 Operator, 112 Operator expands its scope to cover emergency management on a broader scale, allowing players to assume the role of an emergency dispatcher in many urban and rural settings.
Gameplay
The gameplay in 112 Operator is centered around managing incoming emergency calls and dispatching appropriate resources to handle each situation. Players are tasked with listening to callers, assessing the severity of each case, and deciding which units to send for assistance. They must manage their limited resources effectively, taking into consideration the distance and availability of units, as well as the urgency of all the calls. An interesting aspect of the gameplay is the use of real-world city maps and geolocation data, which adds an element of realism to the game. Players must also manage the morale and performance of their units, as well as maintain communication with callers to gather crucial information.
Game Modes
In a Career mode, players can select one of the European cities and test their abilities to progress through an operator's career. They have to follow orders from their superiors and observe how these actions impact the people they command or assist. Poor decisions can carry consequences, sometimes in the form of an unpleasant email to a superior, and other times something more serious. Additionally, players can enjoy the Free Play mode in any city worldwide with challenges posed by natural disasters and events occurring in the city.
Key features:
- Realistic scenarios
- Casual gameplay, offering an accessible and enjoyable single-player experience that requires strategic thinking and decision-making without being overly complex
- 112 game provides both Career and Free Play modes
- Real-world city maps
