Rescue Team 6 Collector's Edition

Rescue Team 6 Collector's Edition takes the familiar time-management formula and gives it an emergency-response theme where every level becomes a compact logistical puzzle. Developed by Nova Ideals and Alawar Entertainment and published by ESDigital Games, the game places you in charge of rescue crews responding to communities devastated by natural disasters. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, flooding, damaged roads, collapsed structures, and stranded civilians create the obstacles, while your job is to restore access and complete each rescue operation as efficiently as possible. Most stages begin with limited resources and several blocked routes. Workers can gather supplies, remove debris, repair buildings, rebuild bridges, and open paths toward important objectives. What initially seems like a straightforward clicking game quickly becomes an exercise in determining priorities. Spending resources on the wrong repair can delay access to an important area, while choosing an efficient sequence of actions can dramatically improve your completion time. This gives the game a pleasant strategic layer without making its mechanics difficult to understand. The rescue operations become more…

This is a simple copy of My Kingdom for the Princess. Whatever, I loved that game, I'm down. I played through the main story (way too easy) and ran out of upgrades to buy about halfway through. I continued into the bonus levels hoping they would be a little more challenging. I had no problem closing and reopening the game previously, but upon reopening it again, I discovered all my progress wiped, my old user totally gone. Waste of six bucks for a badly re skinned game that will wipe your save.

Classic Rescue Team. Always fun.

good but needs more power ups to buy

Tough to describe this one but the first thing that stands out is that it looks cheaply made. There are a few things added to the game though that sort of make it different, and I like that. I can recommend picking it up for the $0.59 that I paid for it, nothing more than that though. If something about this game becomes unique as I play through it, I'll be sure to update this review.

just as good as pogo