Global Rescue

Build a police station everything burned down after unlocking firetrucks 10/10 didnt evin make it to ambulances lol love it

Great game

Great game very fun easy to play

Basically I love the game. It's like as if 911 Operator/112 Operator, Emergency 4, and Citybus Manager (made by the same group if devs as this) had become a single game. Pros: -ability to customize the units paint scheme, with workshop capability to add more. -most anywhere on earth is playable, even your own suburban neighborhood that is far removed from the tourist meccas of the "Default Cities." The maps are generated in full 3D unlike in 911 Operator and BCM which is awesome as you can watch the units drive over! -map boundaries can be wxpanded over time, and your bases can be expanded and grown. Plus additional bases can be built which helps as response time increases as the map does, putting a strain on your calls. -some mechanics to help deal with larger calls in the form of the incident commander. Helpful when 2 or 3 large calls occur in the game. Cons: -while workshop compatability is here, its limited more to just paint schemes now. Doesn't seem to be the ability to add new vehicles. -vehicles seem to travel slower than I think they should. At least 1/3 to 1/4 if the speed they could IRL if driving thebspeed limit. Knowing these streets IRL, I could literally wal…

Dlss support would be appreciated as it tanks the performance at night time but overall a really solid game.

Building, Map Placement & Exterior Assets Available vs. Missing Exterior Objects: Currently, exterior/street options are strictly limited to just gas stations, parking areas, vehicle washes, and sidewalks. There is a lack of general exterior decorative elements and infrastructural pieces to flesh out the area. Base-Boundary Restrictions: Those few available items (like sidewalks and parking) are locked strictly to base grounds. You cannot place custom roads, footpaths, or connectors out into the town environment to properly integrate facilities into the map. Grid vs. Free/Angle Placement: Placement is rigid, locked to strict 90° intervals (North, South, East, West) rather than allowing 45° diagonal placement or freeform positioning. Door Orientation / Handling: Door placement lacks proper orientation controls, making it difficult or impossible to flip/rotate doors so handles and openings sit on the preferred side. Facility Customization: Stations are stuck with generic naming defaults ("Base 1", "Base 2") instead of allowing custom regional naming (e.g., "Garda Station" or local department names), despite good baseline tracking for entrances, dimensions, and staff capa…