911 Operator
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911 Operator Deluxe Edition comes packed with content. It suffers from fiddly controls, which hamper your success rate, but the audio work is good, and there is tonnes of detail to pore over.
911 Operator really misses the mark. It's a good attempt at showing what a 911 operator may do, but you're effectively playing a mobile game on the Switch for the cost of a PC game. That $22 price point is a bit excessive, especially since various bugs and quality-of-life issues you'll get are really frustrating to deal with on the Switch.
911 Operator is a game that most would assume to be a laughably bad title. However, the game proves that wrong as it takes itself seriously and tastefully addresses the pressure that emergency services no doubt feel in reality. Approaching situations strategically will generate the best results, and handling emergency phone calls is an exciting concept.
If you fancy challenging your mind for a few hours with something that isn't too frenetic, then you might want to give this a go.
A wonderfully executed arcade game, slow yet quick paced, keeps you on your toes. An enjoyable point and click.
Overall the game just doesn't have enough going for it. The concept is interesting but the execution is lackluster to all but a very niche audience.
911 Operator successfully taps into some addicting resource management gameplay and effectively combines it with a unique emergency call center scenario. This foundation is solid, but repetitive mechanics combined with a lack of content and relative ease of progress leave this simulation feeling lackluster.
911 Operator is a game that makes un an emergency dispatcher. It features plenty of prerendered cities with an ability to add more by using real-life road grid. It allows ultimate replayability, but would you like to play this game indefinitely? I doubt it.
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