911 Operator

Name: 911 Operator
Rating: 4.50867 (1327 reviews)

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911 Operator

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User Reviews for 911 Operator

Very fun!

It’s really fun to play! I enjoy playing as the dispatcher a lot, and it’s especially fun when you download your own city. The Voice Calls are fun, there’s actually quite a few, and there’s lots of different incidents that happen. My favorite part is that you can switch between the call and your dispatcher map screen so you can direct the emergency vehicles while chatting with the caller, adds a bit to the realism. The touch does get a bit wonky from time to time and I find some of my units won’t attach to the incident I’m trying to direct it and it stops beside it and it eventually fades or the vehicle goes where I tap instead of drag and makes it hard to direct them. Last complaint is it’s hard to establish how many units are on top of each other if they are the same when looking at the map. Spend a couple hours here and there playing. Worth the money, great app.

Hypnopathic, Dec 08, 2021

read 2nd paragraph for suggestions

I love the game I don’t have a problem with it but I just spent $13 on the game and 1 and 3 dollar items because I bought the dlc on the lite version thinking it would transfer them to the real version but it didn’t I would enjoy it if you fix that and I agree that I should’ve checked the original and bout them on the real game first just to be cautious but no one should have to deal with that. Other than that I actually would also think it would be cool to have a sandbox mode so I can start with the stuff I would want and have as much money I need and put in a part where you can put your own situations and calls at specific times and places also it’d be nice to be able to get this on another divide and still have all my data and add one

ImSoFunnyAnt, Mar 28, 2019

Pretty good game but gave up due to money issues

Hey so the was very good and scenarios are pretty realistic and pretty good emergency vehicles and equipment however there is one issue I had it’s the money I get that if you’re making the pay realistic but whenever I play and finished the duty the pay for some reason it keeps getting short I don’t know whether of the penalties I had for missing calls,making wrong decisions,etc but it was negative which I can’t be able to spend and the one time i send all my units to one scene and most of the paramedics are injured and since I had less I gave up on it I tried to do other maps but then got bored out from having few units especially with a significant amount of units and equipment I hate to say this but can you either make the pay remain positive,make a money cost shop,or unlimited money from the expansion I understand you’re mostly developing focus on 112 operator but can you think you put all the expansions here too?

Jdvera731, Jun 05, 2021

New Update

Absolutely love this game and I am especially excited with the new update. A problem though with the new update is I am playing on Expert mode, on chapter four of the first map allowed, and there is a earthquake event. At the end of the shift, my game will be stuck in an indefinite time of waiting for it to clear to move on. I get new updates mean new bugs, I just wanted to point out this bug that does not allow you to advance at this particular event.Edit: Chapter 4 Earthquake sequences on any map is not loading when you complete it. You can’t go onto the next day as referenced earlier.New edit: Still cannot get pass the earthquake scenarios at all! I love this game, I just want to be able to play it to it’s full extent but it won’t allow me to move onto the next shift after completing the single city run on the hardest setting when it reaches the earthquake scenario. I get stuck in a loop that says, “Please wait...” but it never passes through.

Joel145, Jan 14, 2020

Touch Screen Fail

The game concept is great and the use of actual actor recordings for the voice calls brings a nice touch of realism. However, this game is killed by a very problematic touch screen interaction. When I send a unit to an incident, 75% of the time the unit gets on the block, they show they have “spotted” the incident, and they get right next to it but aren’t actually “on-scene” handling the issue. This is because i directed them to an area that is literally 2mm away from the incident. With touch screen, it’s really difficult to be that exact and once the unit is so close to the accident, the icons actually overlap so it’s now impossible to correct the problem. Even when you zoom in, the icons stay the same size so the issue remains. The icons should resize based on the amount of zoom. The game is unplayable because of this issue.

Motiv3One, Dec 26, 2017

Good game, could use some improvements

Overall I really like this game, it’s challenging and make you think about each individual call and what units you should send. The ability to download any city and play on that map is another really cool feature, I like playing in my own town. I would suggest a few things that could use improving:Some levels are so challenging, even on easy, that it’s almost impossible to not get fired. While I can appreciate a challenge, if you get fired and have to repeat the level, you do not get to keep any of the money from that level that could toward buying more emergency assets, so you revert back to the money you had before. It would be nice if you could keep that money so as to help defeat that level next time.I can’t believe I’m saying this: but I would like to see an option in the DLC for more money. Maybe $50,000 for $.99? $100,000 for $1.99? Also, be aware that this game, at least on my iOS 11.2 on a iPhone 6S plus, is a complete battery killer over a short amount of time. I’ve also found the phone heats up to a noticeable level that makes me a little nervous. Again, could just be my phone, but I’m sure this is a major GPU and processor hog that is accounting for that. Other than that I really enjoy the game, it is a lot of fun and I look forward to future updates.

PackPride22, Dec 08, 2017

Love the game, but iOS version needs a little work

I LOVE this game on my PC. So when I saw it was available on my phone, I immediately bought it, along with all of the add-ones. After just a little while playing, I’m noticing a few issues. 1) When trying to recruit new employees from the Shop screen, clicking on their faces displays their stats, but you can read most of the stats because the text box appears partially off the left side of the screen. So a whole lot of it is cut off. 2) It is tough to route a vehicle from one side of the map to an incident on the other side of the map because the Portrait orientation only allows you to see a limited portion of the map, even when you’re zoomed all the way out. Maybe allow us to either zoom out even further or try Landscape mode maybe?3) The number of calls seem to ramp up way faster than in the PC version, even on normal mode. I had WAAAAY more calls than I could handle with my initial teams in the beginning of the game. I don’t remember that happening right away in the PC version. It was tough but manageable, and it got tougher as it went on. But I was also then able to afford more units and equipment to handle it. The iOS version just seems to start off in ludicrous speed. Those are the main things I can think of right now. I am still really enjoying the game. I just think it could maybe use a few tweaks to make it even better.

rickmyred, May 12, 2020

Fun but...

This game can be really fun but it is a ton of information for one little screen. I’m currently working in Boston and having to handle the Boston riots. Around a riot is a ton of different crimes/emergencies happening so you can’t even tell where each unit is and what is happening there. Therefore, it is extremely frustrating when getting a call from the national guard to return all units to their stations and you can’t because of all the on screen information. Failed this part of the game probably four times now (that’s about an hour or so of gameplay!!!) and it’s not because I can’t handle everything or I’m not good enough to pass it. It’s simply because of all the info in one area of the map that even when you do command someone to leave their area you get a “we can’t do that now.” You’d think they have just a button next to each unit on the incident screen (incident screen tells the state of each unit... whether they are fighting, off duty, injured) to tell them to report to their station.

thebesttjj09, Jun 01, 2018

This is better than the TV show!

As a 911 dispatcher, I eagerly awaited for this game to be available on iOS. I needed something to help keep my mind awake during the (I won’t say the ‘q’ word) moments of the night. Within the first 5 minutes of playing this game, I realized just how realistic it is. I dispatch units to a call and they take FOREVER to go enroute, just like in real life. I also really find it comforting when I have more calls pending than I have units available. Is it because of staffing shortages or lack of public funding? The world may never know... Getting up on is also one of my favorite experiences. Being able to call someone an idiot sandwich without getting written up is an added bonus. Plus, no denied vacation or forced overtime. Can this game be real life?

ThinColdLine, Nov 15, 2018

Enjoyable game, one big problem and one smaller problem.

I’ve been hoping this game would come out on iOS, and I quite like it so far. But I really wish the sound options were more clear. Mute Operator? Does that mean mute the player’s voice? Muffle Normal Calls? Does that mean you’ll hear “mwamp mwamp mwamp” rather than voices when you receive calls? And why is there no option to mute the radio chatter, which gets repetitive within the first three minutes of a round and never ends, without also muting your units? These aren’t explained and I feel like they ought to be.That’s really my only big problem so far. There is a learning curve and you’ve got to put yourself in the mindset of someone on that end of those phone calls, which is really interesting. Also, it’s really cool to see so many towns and cities across the world. However I would personally prefer there was a loading bar rather than the spinner when downloading maps. I feel like it’d make it a bit clearer if the game was still downloading the map or if it were just stuck.

Veggieleezy, Jun 21, 2018

Description

In 911 OPERATOR, you take on the role of an emergency dispatcher, who has to rapidly deal with the incoming reports. Your task is not just to pick up the calls, but also to react appropriately to the situation – sometimes giving first aid instructions is enough, at other times a police, fire department or paramedics’ intervention is a necessity. Keep in mind, that the person on the other side of the line might turn out to be a dying daughter’s father, an unpredictable terrorist, or just a prankster.

Can you handle all of this? PLAY ON ANY CITY IN THE WORLD* Check out thousands of cities from all around the world. The Free Play mode lets you choose a city to play on - the game will download its map, along with real streets, addresses and the emergency infrastructure. You can also try the Career mode, which contains 6 cities with unique events – survive an earthquake in San Francisco and save Washington, D.C. from bomb attacks. MANAGE TEAMS A number of police, fire department and paramedic units are at your disposal. The forces may use a variety of vehicles (from common ambulances to police helicopters), essential equipment (e.g., bulletproof vests, first aid kits and technical tools) and consist of team members with different abilities. PEOPLE’S LIVES ARE IN YOUR HANDS! Main features: - Over 50 recorded dialogues inspired by real calls: serious and dramatic, but sometimes also funny or annoying. - Real First Aid instructions. - Opportunity to play on any city in the world! - 6 selected cities in Career mode, featuring unique calls and events. - More than 140 types of reports to encounter. - 12 types of emergency vehicles (including helicopters, police cars and motorcycles). *** (!) The game requires Internet connection to download free maps. The offline game is available after downloading the maps. (!) The game does check the user's location once to propose a city for download. User's location is anonymous and not stored. All map data © OpenStreetMap authors * The term “city” is used within the meaning of OpenStreetMap service and relates to urban areas described as “city” or “town” therein.