Rescue Team Reviews

It's so fun to play, every level feel different and it make you think about what tactic to use. The sound and graphic is well done. First time playing this kind of game and it's very refreshing to me. It's a great for a 2011 game.

Absolutely LOVING this game so far! I completed the demo a few months back and patiently awaited this game to hit its common fifty cent price tag. Zero regrets so far and it's been worth every penny. I recommend it to those looking for more time management games to play. It's a classic that holds up really well even to this day. Will update this review once I invest more time into the game.

This game isn't bad it's just inferior to other examples of the same type. 12 labors of hercules is the best i've played in this genre and it costs less. On top of that i keep getting lag in this game, not sure what it is but it costs me precious seconds in a timed game. I am not saying do not buy this game just merely that if you buy it, it should be the tenth or twentieth type of game in your inventory not the first or third. Also buy it on discount or in the bundle, as at $5 it is far too pricey.

Great casual time-management game where you order your rescue team around in repairing the devastated land. You also get to repair and beautify your weather ravaged home. Also the start of a long series with obvious staying power. What more could I ask?

Oh boy, I really like to do the same thing over and over for 60 levels. Didn't even bother to finish the whole thing since it doesn't even have steam achievements and some of my playtime was just idling to get the cards.

A PC port of a mobile game. Don' be fooled by the casual graphics, this game can be hard at times. You will need to play some levels several times and come up with a strategy to do things in the right order. Generally hits the right dopamine beat as you clear paths through the maps, without annoying ads or microtransactions. Not a long game, but a great deal if you can get all 3 games on sale

The Rescue Team games are among the best ‘casual strategy’ games. Don’t be fooled by my almost none play time as I played them previously outside of Steam. There has been a chain of disasters and you manage a team of rescuers (Duh!). There’s a ton of levels to play and a variety of actions to do like building houses, rescuing locals, putting out fires, exploding stuff, repairing buildings etc. Each game has 60 levels spread out in three parts. Each part has a different theme and setup, like having a port and a rescue boat, rain and thunder, different background etc. The graphics are cute, sound is okay and music is non-intrusive. All the levels have a tiny map and are short, around five minutes each. They do seem extremely simple at first but getting all the gold ratings is challenging and will take you some time. I highly recommend them!

Entertaining. This is a time management game. 60 levels. Simple graphics and music. No story here. No bugs or crashes. Runs fine on win 7. Overall, the game is kinda simple. The levels are not too different and are mostly easy. The game is, of course, timed but is not unfair, so the game is very casual. It's very cheap and worth a few hours of your gaming time. Not the best of the genre, but not as poor as others. Middle of the pack.

As far as these types of games go, Rescue Team isn't as good as most. The difficulty in getting gold varies wildly per level. You could hit a nearly impossible gold in the first 5 levels, then level 10 be easy as pie, then level 11 is hard as nails. That's just to get gold, not to complete the level, which is overly easy. The juggling aspect of the game sometimes leaves you with no option but to wait. These type of games are designed good when every move is planned out and following that path leads to constantly sending your workers out to clear the paths. Some levels accomplish this very well. Other levels will leave you scratching your head. The "object" of the game is to rebuild your house. As you complete levels you get money: $1,000 for silver, and $10,000 for gold. So not getting gold really hurts. Either way, when you get enough cash you can fix one part of your home. However, there really isn't any logic as to what to fix. It's kind of a pixel hunt to see what area of your home turns green. Also the object feels very arbitrary. Why does it even exist in the game? The final blow for me was the lack of Steam achievements. I got close to 20 levels in and hit a randomly difficult to gold level. I was on my 3rd try, my helicopter was going to rescue the last person, I had time left, but that darn helicopter takes so long, even with the speed boost, I still failed, literally half a second from getting gold... for the 3rd time mind you. And suddenly I thought, "Why am I even playing this game?" Quit, uninstalled, wrote review

TL:DR: Hey, it's currently (as of the Steam Summer sale) 49 cents and you get 5 or 6 hours of fun out of it. Extended review: One thumb up. It's a basic time-management game. 60 interchangeable levels, and while you can't get gold on all of them without paying attention, you can easily get silver. No glitches and it works fine under Windows 10. No plot, no hero characters and no achievements, so knock off a thumb if you need those things; this is a pure puzzle game.