Simulation Game is Free on Steam

A new discount campaign on Steam has brought joy to gamers. A simulation game is now completely free for a limited time. Players can get it permanently by adding the game to their account by a certain date. Based on real city maps and emergency scenarios, this game quickly garnered significant attention.

911 Operator is Free on Steam

911 Operator puts players in charge of an emergency call center. Each call requires dispatching the right team—police, ambulance, or fire—depending on the type of incident. Sometimes split-second decisions can save lives, while other times, a small mistake can lead to a major disaster. In this respect, the game offers a much more tense and realistic atmosphere than traditional management games.

The game uses OpenStreetMap data to accurately reflect different cities around the world. Players can undertake missions set in their own city or a different country. Managing multiple events simultaneously requires both attention and strategic thinking.

Released in 2017, 911 Operator has “Very Positive” user reviews on Steam. Players praise the game’s realistic emergency calls and atmosphere. Its structure, inspired by real events, places it in a unique position within the simulation genre.

Currently with approximately 3,000 active players according to SteamDB, the game is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It also includes the sequel, 112 Operator, and various DLCs. The campaign ends on October 29th. It’s best to hurry and add this successful simulation game inspired by real events to your library for free.

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