112 Operator Reviews

Well for someone who likes emergency serveces this is just perfect game, I would recomended it!!!

U like being a call operator? Well then install it/buy it. But well i just decline every call like deal with ur problems urself...

extremely laggy. Despite trying to be a non-US version of the original game, all of the accents are still heavily American, taking away from the immersion entirely.

I was a hesitant to purchase this game because I own 911 Operator, I decided to give this game a go since it's on sale and honestly I have enjoyed it so far. I haven't done much in the game yet but I am enjoying the new features like writing call reports and solving the new calls. I intent on playing this game more.

really fun management game, definitely stressful and i wish the units stayed where they were originally assigned so there aren't areas left unprepared by accident. still worth the buy though! it's cool how the campaign mode has multiple ongoing problems and tells a story that you have to resolve.

Resource and time management game where you are in control of a 112 operator center. As you get more and more resources you have to cover more and more ground. I like having to navigate the calls that come in and try to help with the emergency just like an actual operator would. Was pleasantly surprised to find there is even story put into the campaign. Well done.

It's exactly as I was afraid it would be: no local languages at all. Just that cement-thick American, slurred, rhotic R dialect. They haven't even bothered to use proper King's English ... in Europe! Naaaah... why would ye?! That's immersion breaking af! Dispatchers who want to play the game in their language, who were gullible enough to assume this was 112 in Europe, which it isn't, and who even needed a customer's mod to get the correct vehicle liveries for the European polices and emergency services 🤦🏼‍♂️ , and who thought it was recorded in their respective European languages, are totally boned. They can READ their own languages, that's all, because that's what dispatchers do: they read the calls, they don't listen to them, huh? And if they were listening, the callers in Berlin would be speaking Mickey Mouse Lingo from the States, worst Backwater Yokel accents and whatnot, but certainly not German. Sure thing. 🤡 And the dispatchers in Europe also wear these buttugly blue overalls and the like, eh? They might do that in the US too, so for 911 it was okay.... ish, although I still wouldn't see why a call receiver would have to wear a certain uniform or even blue work clothes, as if they themselves were the paramedics or what, in order to attend calls? But that's a minor. Here are two majors: For me, the game demanded admin privileges for its 112.exe to run, without it it crashed immediately for me. It didn't even load into the game [i]("... yaddah-yaddah.exe has stopped working")[/i], no matter what "fixes" I tried, it didn't 'fix' anything, it just shifted the brokeness one space to the right. Giving it admin privileges however, et voilà "problem solved". Pfffft! Games that demand admin privileges for them to run, which none of my other games require, just this one, is utter tosh, is sloppily programmed trash already, and will be removed from my system for that reason alone. I am the admin, the only one, no one else, and certainly not a video game. And then to market a supposed European emergency call centre game with our emergency call 112 (which in that game is in fact just 911 with the wrong map for 911, so I guess they renamed it 112, and that was apparently it), but then shovel a game onto yer machine that has as much to do with 112 as the lightning bug has to do with a lightning, for it's 112 americanised in and out and backwards, is an audacity in its own. A scam, even. I can't play this immersion broken pulp for a sec and take it seriously. That's not entertaining, it's exasperating. It plays like Trump had invaded Europe but kept the emergency number. Unfortunately, I now also can't return this tripe anymore because I've owned it for too long, I suppose. But in return, I can still put the developer on my ignore list so that I never even accidentally spend as little as one quid on them again. Uninstalled for good, plus hidden in my library to not have to look at it ever again, plus put dev company on the ignore list. Done and done. And life can go on sif nothing had happened, and hopefully it will remain that way, Jutsu Games! I can jūjutsu. Maybe that's what ye meant to do?

Negative points: It's called 112 Operator, yet we have "SWAT" units in the game? No country that utilizes 112 as an emergency number (namely all of the EU) have units called 'SWAT'. Further on, all the emergency calls and the background noise? Not localized. Then all the police units are working just like patrol cars. Including the water cannon truck and the armored vehicle for special police units. For all units it, to me, makes little sense that the gear is allocated to the people. Gear in most is assigned to the vehicle. Think of all the stuff in a firefighter vehicle for example. The only thing that is assigned to the firefighter themselve is their PPE, the rest is 'shared'. This is even more true for ambulances and similiar vehicles. The only exception would be police units that have more extensive gear assigned to them, but even there, there is stuff that is assigned to the vehicle. Instead the game might want to change this into 'specialization'. So that you pay for them to get certified or trained in specific things or be allowed to use specific equipment. ==== This aside, the game is fun to play and has some good advice on how to behave in emergency situations.

When the world is stressing you out, why not stress some more! I originally fell in love with this game on my Switch- but unfortunately there's a bug on the console that prevents you from getting past a certain point in the story. When I got my laptop this was one of the first games I knew I had to buy. The base game by itself has a wide range of different emergencies and, despite the repetition of some lines, does stand up to a certain standard of realism. With the DLCs added it is a challenge, your attention is split seven different ways and the chances to go wrong multiply- if you're anything like me then this is a good thing. Actively stressing over a game I'm playing is what brings me the most joy, and even with a good number of strategy games under my belt this game has me wondering if I'll make it to the end of my shift.

this game makes me feel like the main character controlling the police but the best part is the zombie dlc where i can be rick grimes' guy in the chair