Airport Fire Department - The Simulation

For 10 USD this game is not worth it at all! This should be a free to play game. The developers has abandoned this as i have seen they released a new sim "Airport Firefighters" It Even has the same price! The start of the game was the most annoying part so far. It starts you off in deutsch and you have to follow this guy around as a tutorial. I think it lasted for like 30 minutes. There is so many bugs and so many missing settings! You have to complete your shift to be able to save the game. A ♥♥♥♥♥ lasts 24 hours and i had the days on long with i didnt quite get in the start. I sat there for 1 hour waiting to be able to save... Whatever you do dont buy this game as its 100% abandoned. They have started a new game completely like this one! For the same price!

Got this abomination on a Giveaway, and well... I was expecting it to be bad, just not this lackluster and empty of any redeeming qualities. I usually start with the negative stuff the game has, but there isn't much else to talk about. First and foremost, the presentation to the gameplay. You start the game and what do you get? The main menu on german, try to figure out how to change that, then starting up a new game will have you spending over 10 minutes chasing a generic NPC as he shows you the building for no good reason. The main part of the game is putting down fire, why do I really care where are the beds!? Now if that wasn't terrible already, the game also does a terrible job at teaching you know to play: the bare minimum is explained and the game expects you to go on, while you struggle to even go through doors because of how horribly sensitive the camera is and how bad your character moves. Graphics are also cancer-inducing. There's literally just one human model in the entire game (and it has both bad quality textures and some of the worst animations I've seen lately), doors can be walked through like they don't exist, the physics of vehicles refuses to work at random times, cars and NPC's go through each other constantly, it's a mess. Even better is when you barely hit a plane that's taking off and the game just ends, saying that your "vehicle was seriously damaged by the hit". The sound department is even more lackluster than the Star Wars Battlefront EA Reboot on release. No voices, barely any sounds, the music is uninspired and for some damn reason the vehicles are INSANELY LOUD. I'm not joking, take your damn headset out when playing this or lower the volume in advance. The music is also quite high by default, too. Do I recommend this? No. I'm not a big fan of Simulation games and I don't know if by their standards this game is good ro not, but I honestly can't say the devs deserve much money for something broken and in serious needs of more development. It doesn't look finished at all - but then again, so do must Simulation games anyway. I'd say the only way to recommend this thing would be if you get it for free to just mess around for a while. And then again, you'll probably regret it, uninstall it and forget it exist. I even made a video about this game (half the video is about this game, the other half about some other horrible Steam game I got from Family Sharing), you can watch it and get an idea of how bad the game is instead of buying it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKf1pYZuW-U

I can't say I've played the whole game, but if the rest of the game is as the tutorial ... I bet it's boring and tedious.

Dieses Spiel ist ein wahrer Klassiker und seit Jahren eines meiner Lieblingsspiele, dass ich nun endlich auch in der Steam-Edition besitze. Dies liegt vorrangig am spaßigen Gameplay, das vor allem von der guten Fahrphysik, dem dynamischen Verhalten der Brände und der exzellenten Steuerung profitiert. Die extreme Vielfalt der Gameplay-Elemente lässt auch die Wartezeiten zwischen den Einsätzen nie langweilig werden. Die Map ist von der extremen Liebe zum Detail der Entwickler geprägt und wirkt durch die Vielzahl an NPC's und Fahrzeugen lebendig. Die Interaktivität beinahe aller Gegenstände des Spiel trägt ebenfalls zu diesem Eindruck bei. Graphisch ist sie natürlich auch ein klares Highlight, dass den absoluten Realismus-Anspruch dieses Spiels verdeutlicht. Besonders detailliert ist dabei das Modell der Feuerwehrmänner die in ihrer geradezu gottgleichen Eleganz die Schöhnheit jedes anderen Wesen in unbegreiflichem Maße übertreffen. Die philosophischen Implikationen der Geschichte fesseln mich und rühren mich jedes mal aufs neue zu Tränen. Sie ist ein gelungenes Beispiel nihilistisch-eskapistischer Literatur, dass in jeder Schule unterrichtet werden sollte. Die verwendeten abstrakten und zuweilen grotesken Metaphern sprechen von einem tiefen Verständnis der Psychologie und führen den Spieler schrittweise zu komplexen, emotional reifen, moralischen Erkenntnissen und fördern Selbstreflexion und rationales Denken.

i wasnt expecting much but man, this game is beyond bad, awful graphics, awful frame rate, the guy you have to follow around is a clone of everybody else so you just instantly get lost, its just horrible man

"Dieses Spiel ist für Menschen, deren Selbsthass so gigantisch ist, dass sie Schmerzen brauchen." zusammengefasst: Im Menu wird unnötig laute Musik abgespielt, um die inneren Schmerzen und Depressionen der Entwickler in 80ziger Disco zu ersticken. Beim eigentlichen Spiel fängt man an, einem Mann zu folgen, der einem einen richtigen Hasen zeigen will. Langsam bemerkt man, dass dieser Mann von der Kripo gesucht wird und euch dazu zwingt einem freiwillig zu folgen, um die Zitadelle der Trauer und Schreckens gezeigt zu bekommen. Nachdem ihr 30 Minuten eures Lebens vergeudet habt. Müsst ihr eure Seele an eine höhere Macht opfern, um die Götter zu besänftigen und wieder Ruhe nach Arkham City zu bringen. Nachdem ihr von der Schattenregierung von Karl Lauterbach und Andreas Gabalier wiederbelebt werdet, werdet ihr mit euren Kultistenfreunden in einen Raum gezwängt und paralysiert. Der Kultistenleiter (der Chef im Haus) erzählt euch von seinen mörderischen Taten, als "Feuerwehrmann" und was für weitere Schandtaten noch auf seinem Plan stehen. Nachdem ihr völlig planlos versucht einen Fluchtweg aus diesem Albtraum zu finden, wird der Herzinfarkt, der durch dieses Spiel ausgelöst wird ein schneller und friedlicher Weg in die Freiheit. Habe dieses Spiel geschenkt bekommt und als großer Simulationsfan muss ich sagen, dass die Enttäuschung und Verbitterung durch dieses Spiel meinen Tag versaut hat und ich nun in dauerhafte Therapie muss.

Airport Fire Department – The Simulation, developed by VIS-Games and published by United Independent Entertainment, explores one of the most specialized branches of firefighting by placing players in charge of emergency response operations at a large commercial airport. Instead of the familiar urban fires found in many emergency simulators, this title shifts its focus toward aviation incidents where burning aircraft, fuel storage areas, terminals, and airport infrastructure present unique dangers. The concept alone gives the game a distinctive identity, offering a setting that few firefighting games attempt to recreate while emphasizing the responsibilities and risks faced by airport rescue crews. The gameplay centers on responding to emergency dispatches using a fleet of airport firefighting vehicles built to tackle large-scale aviation fires. Players must drive these specialized trucks across a sprawling airport environment before deploying high-capacity water cannons to contain dangerous blazes. Certain situations also require leaving the vehicle to extinguish smaller fires with handheld equipment, creating a balance between vehicle operation and on-foot firefighting. The large airport serves as more than a backdrop, providing numerous locations where emergencies can unfold and reinforcing the feeling of working within an active transportation hub where disasters can occur without warning. A major strength of the simulation is its emphasis on hazardous environments. Aviation fuel, explosive materials, and rapidly spreading fires create scenarios that demand careful planning instead of reckless action. Players are encouraged to position their vehicles strategically, control the spread of flames, and manage emergencies before they escalate into larger catastrophes. The inclusion of firefighter vitality introduces another layer of realism, reminding players that emergency responders must also monitor their own condition while operating in dangerous situations. Although these mechanics remain fairly straightforward compared to modern simulators, they successfully capture the importance of discipline and situational awareness during rescue operations. As expected from a title originally released years ago, the presentation reflects its age. Vehicle models remain reasonably detailed, particularly the airport fire engines that form the centerpiece of the experience, while the airport itself offers an impressive sense of scale. However, environmental textures, character animations, lighting, and visual effects are noticeably dated by today's standards. Fire and smoke effects effectively communicate the urgency of emergencies, even if they lack the realism and visual intensity found in newer firefighting simulations. Players who appreciate older simulation games will likely find the graphics functional enough to support the gameplay despite their technical limitations. The overall pacing favors realism over excitement. Missions encourage patience, methodical decision-making, and careful use of equipment rather than constant action. While this measured approach suits the simulation genre, the objective structure can become repetitive after extended play since most scenarios revolve around extinguishing fires in different sections of the airport. The expansive map and variety of emergency locations help reduce this repetition, but they cannot entirely mask the relatively limited mission diversity. Nevertheless, players specifically interested in emergency services and airport rescue operations will likely appreciate the game's commitment to its niche rather than expecting an action-heavy experience. Airport Fire Department – The Simulation remains an interesting entry for fans of specialized emergency response games. Its authentic airport setting, dedicated firefighting vehicles, and focus on aviation-related disasters help distinguish it from more conventional firefighting simulators. Although its aging visuals, repetitive mission flow, and modest gameplay depth prevent it from competing with newer releases, it still delivers a respectable simulation of an often-overlooked profession. Those with an interest in airport operations, rescue services, or classic simulation games should find enough value in its unique premise to overlook its technical shortcomings. Rating: 5/10

非常屎的辣鸡 糟糕的画质，塑料建模 一个个六亲不认的走路姿势，各种角色穿模、门穿模 价格还贵