Attack Squad Hits Android Via Emergency Call 112

Emergency Call 112 – The Attack Squad launches today on Android. Developed by Crenetic and published by Aerosoft, this immersive firefighting simulator brings intense rescue operations to mobile. Originally released for PC in December 2023, it now delivers the same adrenaline-pumping action to handheld devices.

Key Features Overview

In Emergency Call 112 – The Attack Squad mobile edition, you command specialized firefighters tackling diverse emergencies. Respond to residential blazes, vehicle fires, and high-stakes industrial incidents across office complexes and underground parking structures.

Every mission begins with pre-deployed equipment – pressurized water lines, pre-positioned gear, and extended turntable ladders await your tactical decisions. Navigate chaotic scenarios requiring forced entries with Halligan tools, aerial rescues, and critical containment of explosive gas cylinders.

Real-time crisis management defines gameplay. Strategically prioritize threats, adapt to escalating situations, and mitigate hazards before chain reactions occur. Hesitation can prove catastrophic when dealing with combustible fuel sources.

The first-person perspective heightens immersion as you coordinate four tactical tools simultaneously. Interact with distressed civilians while deploying specialized extinguishing agents and smoke suppression systems. Watch gameplay highlights below.

Mobile Version Availability

Post-mission evaluations analyze your emergency response performance. While prioritizing accessible gameplay over simulation rigor, authentic details emerge in equipment handling and fire dynamics. Intuitive controls complement diverse scenarios – from elevator rescues to smoldering hazard detection and even feline extractions.

Currently available on Android for $5.99 via Google Play Store. For fans of unconventional strategy games, we recommend exploring Pup Champs – an innovative blend of football mechanics, canine companions, and puzzle-solving launching simultaneously on Android.