Flashing Lights: Police, Firefighting, Emergency Services Simulator

Flashing Lights: Police, Firefighting, Emergency Services Simulator - ordinary shifts of rescuers and police look much more complicated than in the news: patrol, call, analysis of the situation and a decision that needs to be made right on the spot. The player takes on the role of those who arrive first. Many tasks require endurance rather than speed: cordon off an area, wait for reinforcements, and only then go inside. The project is made as a simulator with an open city: you can ride in an ambulance, fire truck or patrol car and take tasks as they come. Between calls, no one bothers you to simply travel around the area and get used to driving traffic. Each department has its own set of equipment: the police have handcuffs and radar, firefighters have hydrants and barrels, doctors have a defibrillator and stretchers. Some tasks are solved alone, others require coordinated work, and in a cooperative the roles are distributed in advance. Transport also differs: in some places you need a fast car, and in others you need a heavy truck with equipment. There are many missions, and they vary by department: firefighting, rescue from rubble, chases, document checks and first aid. Some scenarios are designed for several players, and then the roles are distributed between the participants. No one is immune from mistakes: fines are imposed for unsuccessful actions, and the service’s reputation can be ruined in a couple of minutes. But successful trips have a return in the form of promotions and new opportunities. Progress comes from completed trips, and form and technique change along with promotion. Certain scenarios require order of actions, and rushing leads to failure. For those who want to try the work of emergency services without risking real life.