112 Operator
Last updated: 2026-01-11
- Engaging initial gameplay loop with high replayability
- Unique emergency dispatch mechanics and scenarios
- Intuitive controls and immersive stressful atmosphere
- Repetitive and shallow gameplay over time
- Game-breaking technical issues and crashes
- Overpriced for limited and unbalanced content
Emotions
Frustration20%Disappointment12%Satisfaction11%Enjoyment9%Amusement5%
- Sample precision
- Helpful reviews
- 48%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 52%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 69%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 31%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 626
- Negative points
- 470
- Gameplay points
- 645
- Perf. points
- 59
- Rec. points
- 114
- Misc points
- 15
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Engaging initial gameplay loop
| Players consistently highlight the game's addictive and fun gameplay during the early hours, praising its dynamic and replayable nature. The initial experience is described as immersive and enjoyable, though some note it may lose steam over time. | 45% |
Fun emergency call mechanics
| Handling emergency calls is a standout feature, with players enjoying the variety, humor, and realism of scenarios. The calls range from absurd to dramatic, adding depth and educational value to the gameplay. | 30% |
Unique emergency dispatch gameplay
| The game offers a distinctive blend of real-time strategy and management, focusing on dispatching emergency units (police, fire, ambulance). Players enjoy the immersion and the feeling of impactful decision-making. | 27% |
High replayability with scenarios
| Players appreciate the variety of scenarios, cities, and global locations, which enhance replayability. The scenario editor and diverse emergencies (from minor incidents to disasters) keep the gameplay fresh. | 27% |
Well-paced campaign mode
| The campaign is described as satisfying, with gradually increasing challenges and meaningful choices. It serves as a good tutorial and offers a balanced difficulty curve, though some note it may lack long-term depth. | 26% |
Intuitive and accessible controls
| The game is easy to pick up, with intuitive controls and a user-friendly interface. Players describe it as simple to learn but challenging to master, making it accessible to newcomers. | 20% |
Improved graphics over predecessor
| The graphics are noted as decent and an improvement over the previous version, enhancing the game's tension and immersion. However, this is not a primary focus of player feedback. | 15% |
Immersive and stressful atmosphere
| The game creates a deeply immersive and intense experience, with emotional weight and real stress. Players feel a strong sense of submersion, particularly when handling life-or-death decisions. | 14% |
Superior to 911 Operator
| The game is seen as a worthy successor to *911 Operator*, with more detailed calls, better voice acting, and a more realistic portrayal of emergency dispatching. Players appreciate the improvements in depth and style. | 14% |
Diverse disaster scenarios
| The game offers a wide range of emergency scenarios, from accidents to natural disasters and terrorism. These scenarios add intensity and realism, raising awareness of potential real-world emergencies. | 14% |
Affordable and good value
| Players frequently mention the game's affordability, especially during sales. It is considered worth the price for its content and replayability, even for those with limited budgets. | 14% |
Realistic audio and voice acting
| High-quality voice acting and immersive audio design (e.g., sirens, radio chatter, panicked callers) enhance the game's realism. Players note that headphones amplify the experience. | 12% |