Mountain Rescue Simulator Reviews

This game is a bullshit. The graphism is very bad and the game as annoying.

i went into this game with low expectations, and it beat them. the vehicals all handle pretty bad but the chopper is actually pretty fun. the pause menu music is pretty decent. just don't use the reset when on the snowmobile, it keeps launching me into the void.

No controller binding, Loud menu music that you cant turn down, the keyboard controls are mildly usable, the quad handles like crap, i can only imagine how the rest of the vehicles ride. I had high hopes but ill be attempting a refund

Well well well, UIG finally released a game you can't even play. Mountain Rescue Simulator loads into the first mission fine, right up until you go to earn your training wheels on the rescue ATV. The Up Arrow key is what starts the engine...but they mapped it to also alter your viewpoint while aboard the vehicle. You guessed it, the engine doesn't start. I spent 18 minutes trying to find a workaround. No dice. Even Google wouldn't be my friend this time. Going by streamer footage this appears to be the case for the next level as well, rendering the game unplayable for mouse and keyboard users as it unlocks missions sequentially and heavily relies on the ATV for much of the game. Pretty lame. Hellooo refund.

'Mountain Rescue Simulator', a game I was hesitant to try for a long time, especially for the price combined with the few impressive resources available to convince us whether or not to buy it like reviews, gameplay videos, even the discussion section on the steam community of the game is just empty That did not mean that I wasn't curious anymore so i gave it a try anyway. Watch a short gameplay of the game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62tAXK_T_lg When we play simulators we experience all (or most) steps related to what the simulation is about, in Mountain Rescue Simulator these steps are rather shortened with minimal objectives per assignment, the way you have to do the assignments and how they are structured is frankly a bit monotonous, ok you have different vehicles, different routes with corresponding conditions but you will often have a feeling that it seems that you have already done what you are doing. There are about twenty tasks to complete and if you complete them all you will unlock a free mode in which you can experience this monotonous gameplay completely freely... The game didn't quite feel like a simulator, but when I look at the concept of the game I can understand that simulator is in the title, Anyway, this is more of a game for mountaintop fans than for fans of simulator games, which in itself isn't a bad thing because there's something for everyone, and ultimately that's something simulator games meet.