Emergency Call: The Firefighting Simulation 3

Emergency Call: The Firefighting Simulation 3 puts you on a German professional fire department, where you are responsible for the safety of the city. During 24-hour shifts, you respond to emergencies and take on roles from attack squad member to engineer on different emergency vehicles.

Life at the station

Between calls, a daily rotating duty roster lets you take part in training courses, drills and physical fitness sessions. Training covers the theory and practice needed for new responsibilities, while drills with tools such as the Halligan tool help you refine procedures and save time during incidents. You can also practise using a thermal imaging camera.

Routine station tasks fill out the day between emergencies. Regular fitness training builds stamina under stress; strength, endurance and recovery capacity can decline if neglected, and endurance can make a decisive difference to the time an incident takes.

Roles and qualifications

Completing training courses earns qualifications for additional field roles, including attack squad member and engineer across a range of emergency vehicles. You can track your progress and development as you take on new responsibilities.

Emergency responses

When an alarm sounds, you respond across a large operational area with diverse urban districts. Incidents span four areas: rescue, firefighting, recovery and hazard protection, including fires and traffic accidents. A dynamic day-night cycle and changing weather conditions add challenges to operations.

Key features

• 24-hour shifts with a rotating duty roster
• A large open operational area with varied incidents
• Training courses, drills and physical fitness sessions
• Developed in cooperation with the Berufsfeuerwehr Mülheim an der Ruhr