911 Operator is a game about the difficult work of people that manage emergency lines and services. Main task is to answer incoming calls and to react properly - give first aid instructions, advise, dispatch correct number of firemen / police / ambulances, or sometimes just ignore the call.
Platforms
Android iOS Linux Mac Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Indie Simulator StrategyThemes
Business
Languages: English and 12 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Gaming Professors
By Adéla Pfefrová911 Operator charmed me at first sight and I enjoyed the game very much at the beginning until I could not tear myself away from it. After all, the idea is very interesting and the developers have done very well with the title. Unfortunately, the game time is very short and the game had a stereotypical effect on me over time. Nevertheless, 911 Operator still deserves a high rating for the great and flawlessly crafted audio and for the very fun and catchy first hours of gameplay.
God is a Geek
By Nicola Ardron911 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.
GamingTrend
By Ben Lombardo911 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 for the cost of a PC game.
Nintendo Enthusiast
By Steve ClistIf 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.
Nindie Spotlight
By Nindie SpotlightOverall this is a title that will live or die based on how fascinated you are with the premise. Though mechanically it’s not very complex that isn’t to say it’s easy by any means. You’ll have to be smart about how you use your units, learn to always handle calls before anything else (if nothing else time slows down while you’re on the phone), and then experiment with personnel and equipment to figure out what seems to work for you. It may not be very action-oriented, but there is a certain thrill to a job well done and when you throw in some oddball calls you need to deal with it’s certainly a unique experience.
