Recent reviews by FrecheEnte

Green Hell is an exceptional gaming experience, particularly when enjoyed with (a) friend(s). The game's seamless integration of teamwork, survival, and intuitive gameplay make it an absolute must-try. One remarkable aspect is the way tasks can be divided among players, creating a unique and realistic atmosphere that truly shines, especially when you turn off the in-game music.

Relaxing. The only thing that's left are the remains of our world, a shark, two seagulls and you.
10/10 - great with co-op too!

I don't know how this is supposed to be fun.

“I'll play this shift and stop. Oh no, one of my officers are injured! I need to fill in the spot. *makes thousands of changes and starts game again* wait didn't I wanted to stop? Okay, only this round!”
And suddenly days have passed.

“This game is about the difficult work of people that manage emergency lines and services.”
In this 2D educational management game your objective is to dispatch the emergency services. It's as simple as you think.
You can choose between “free play and career” with different settings but the gist of it is the same.
You have 4 different speed times and can pause the game any time you want. Especially for beginners it's a good tip to pause and sort your emergency services!

You get your objective in two types of ways. You get either called by a citizen or you get an incident warning. From the call you have to think, which emergency services are needed and how many, you first have to evaluate the situation while the incident report already did that for you.
When your emergency services arrive on the scene they hit you up with a situation report, so you can re-evaluate the situation. The services communicate with each other like to call for backup. Important messages are in text format again on screen. After a successful or not so successful shift you get an analysis of your work, its goes into detail why it was good/bad what you did. You ignored the third person complaining about a wrong parked car? Jokes on you, it was in front of a hospital and had a (possible) bomb in it. With the interactive Dialogue you have to ask the right questions.

The design is simple, the symbols easy and quick to understand, and the controls are good.

After you saw the report of how much you did or did not ♥♥♥♥ up, you can adapt this information in the next shift. Get your police bulletproof vests? You missed a heart attack (again)? Invest in a new ambulance. All of your police officers are injured? Hire new ones!

After you sorted your units you can go back to work!

Even tho its very simple, it keeps you entertained all the time. If you read through the steam game site, you know what you in for. So far not disappointing. I CAN RECOMMEND!

Still want to hear some cons?
- The “music” is more or less one song, so I recommend, you turn it off and listen to your own music.
- Equipment is limited (not the amount of one kind, but WHAT you can get). I hoped for more equipment to obtain throughout the game play, but it stays... comprehensible.