911 Operator

 Xbox One
Metascore
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  1. TrueAchievements
    Dec 14, 2017
    60
    911 Operator is a game that most would assume to be a laughably bad title. However, the game proves that wrong as it takes itself seriously and tastefully addresses the pressure that emergency services no doubt feel in reality. Approaching situations strategically will generate the best results, and handling emergency phone calls is an exciting concept. However, when you begin to hear the same call twice, or another collapsing bridge appears, the initial rush from encountering these for the first time quickly diminishes. Nonetheless, the fun factor never disappears entirely, so you will garner the same amount of enjoyment out of the game in correlation to the time you invest in it.
  2. TheXboxHub
    Nov 20, 2017
    60
    The price is a bit hefty, but it’s a clever idea that most definitely teaches you the way of the world, never letting you take things for granted. Unfortunately the awkward control scheme and the hugely repetitive nature will see you getting frustrated once the initial draw has worn off.

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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Jan 2, 2018
    7
    911 Operator is definitely a unique addition to the Xbox One, and the best thing is that the core idea they’ve implemented works very well and911 Operator is definitely a unique addition to the Xbox One, and the best thing is that the core idea they’ve implemented works very well and it does a great job of keeping you invested throughout. One of the things I really liked about the game is that it allows you to use the map of where you live, and in my opinion this personal touch makes the game stand out quite a bit. Another thing the game does really well is that it has a great variation of unique calls, and some of these calls can be pretty emotional. Whilst the variation in the calls is great I would have liked them to have included more calls, which in turn would have stopped it from becoming repetetive. Even though it becomes repetetive you will still however sink a great deal of hours into the game, and the replay value is definitely high. The replay value is made even higher by the fact that you can play the game in three difficulty settings, and the three difficulty settings also makes the game more accessible to different gamers. My biggest problem with the game was that the text on screen is a little too small at times and this did cause me to make a few mistakes, which was frustrating. Thankfully though the simple methods allow you to get back on track quickly. There isn’t much to say when it comes to the presentation side of the game, and that isn’t a bad thing because this game isn’t about fantastic visuals. I will say however that the sound design has been done well, which is good. At the end of the day 911 Operator surprised me a great deal and the best thing is that it surprised me in a good way. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the game and I didn’t expect the amount of depth the game would have. Don’t get me wrong the game isn’t perfect and it does have a few problems, but these problems are easily forgotten because the game has a lot of plus points. If you like playing something different and enjoyable then I thoroughly recommend that you give 911 Operator a try.… Full Review »
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