

RESCUE 2: Everyday Heroes
Fragment Production Ltd. · 2015 · Strategy, Simulation, Singleplayer, RTS, Tactical
PC
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About RESCUE 2: Everyday Heroes
HOW MANY LIVES WILL YOU SAVE?
As a firefighter, you'll have to ask yourself this fundamental question every day. Take full control of every aspect of exciting rescue missions! Experience your city through the eyes of the lifesavers and find out what it means to be a genuine "Everyday Hero"! Keep track of several fire stations, a variety of vehicles, a wide range of equipment and specialized staff so that you're always prepared for anything. You're the city's first line of defense in the fight against the flames! Are you ready to take on the operational command of an entire city?

Take on exciting and realistic missions in the second part of this thrilling fire department strategy simulation. Come up with a strategy for every mission. Work against the clock to rescue trapped victims; choose the most appropriate extinguishing agent for each situation; use the available sources of water and prevent more serious damage.

In the second part of this exciting series, there's even a network of fire stations available throughout the game to help you protect the entire city the best you can! When the howl of sirens fills the streets of your city, the flashing blue lights reflect in the windows of the house fronts, and you hear the stamping of soot-blackened boots on the asphalt and the shouted command "Water on!", every man, woman and child knows: it's that time again – THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS HERE to win the fight against the flames.
RESCUE 2: Everyday Heroes is the exciting continuation of "Rescue 2013: Everyday Heroes," a game that has won praise from fans and critics alike. Assume operational command of an entire city's fire stations! As Fire Commander, you are responsible for the safety of the city and must ensure that your units are up to the task; no matter whether it's a simple fire or a catastrophic train accident. Improve your equipment, deploy specialists to specific fire teams and coordinate journeys to simultaneous missions using the city map.

Perhaps one day you will be able to answer that fundamental question with "EVERY SINGLE ONE." Do you have what it takes to be an "Everyday Hero"? Let's find out!
Features:
- Start in a city with a single fire station and unlock new sta-tions by successfully completing missions!
- Even greater variety thanks to the various types of fires, such as liquid fires, electrical fires and backdrafts
- Includes a turntable ladder vehicle for fighting fires and res-cuing people from multistory buildings
- Flexible water resource system: work out exactly where you are going to get your water from – natural sources, hydrants or water tenders!
- Discover new faces and old friends from the first game amongst the characters, incl. female colleagues!
- Manage the various tasks of the rescue workers and get to know your personal team of Everyday Heroes.
- Purchase new emergency vehicles and hire extra rescue per-sonnel!
- Swap vehicles between the different fire stations in your city
- Choose between story and everyday missions
- Part 2 of the popular Rescue series
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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RESCUE 2: Everyday Heroes shows genuine potential, but tedious design choices ultimately drag it down. The game demands far too much tedious micromanagement for basic firefighter movements, and the dispatch calls get stale fast as you respond to the exact same incidents over and over. It starts out decent, but the sheer repetition and repetitive micromanagement quickly make it a total bore.
Awesome game, fun to play, and a good time waster.
Long time ago after playing emergency 4 I found this. I disliked the user interface and hose management a lot. Now after a decade or so I thought to try it again. Now i loved it, especially hose and water management. At every incident there are max 4cars while with EM4 you can scale up a lot bigger. Because the smaller scale you need to manage more details. I read about bugs but the very few that I encounted didn’t have an effect on the gameplay (when returning to base it suddenly says no route and the vehicle vanishes to base instead of driving). After few hours you may notice on the same map getting an emergency but a different house for example what increases realism. After about 5-6h I got a message that I finished the campaign and will continue to get emergency calls. Bit short but acceptable. For improvements: -Refill bulk water carriers and the water tender. -option to need to clean up all equipment and vehicles and return to base. Not already after fires out and victims saved.
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This is a very old game so cannot expect much. But for those who want have an experience of playing firefighting game. Don't play this. So much clicking manually and even simple action like extinguish the fire cost you 2-3 click to start from picking up the equipment to connecting the hose then looking at the fire next to you until you click extinguish it. Fire on the high building is much more terrible some: connecting to dry raiser, getting divider climb up and down the fire ladder and stuff... hmm
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