PS. The maps themself are not included in the game and can be downloaded for free. 

The gameplay itself divides in two modes - management and duty. 

During the duty mode your job is to answer the calls and dispatch adequate teams to the location, if you have them available. Together with the calls, you also receive other reports either from your teams or other operators. Each Duty represents a day of the operator's work. It takes about 10 minutes to play.  

After the Duty mode, you go to the management mode - there you can recruit additional team members, buy vehicles and equipment and watch an after action reports, where you can find out what happened to your callers.   

The main statistic of the game is Reputation, which goes up every time you successfully resolve a report, and goes down each time someone dies, criminals escape or you fail to resolve a report in given time.

Another statistic is money - which you can get for special awards (like saving life or by avoiding major failures) or by giving the tickets for each reported minor offenses.

  There is a lot of content in the game, and more will come!

 In the campaign mode, you will play on different cities like San Francisco or Wachington DC, facing growing threats and more and more challenging tasks. Will you manage to operate 20 teams at once.

Some of the planned missions include: large sport events, protests, international government summit, drug mafia activities, terrorists attacks, natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and fires. Each will have corresponding calls and reports, which you will have to handle correctly in order to advance to next level

 We made a great effort to prepare a large, organized list of things that can happen in your city - starting from a cat on a tree, through injuries, fires, bombing and terrorist threats, accidents and natural catastrophes!

Each of those reports require different reaction time, priority, other teams types, number and ordering, as report elements might interlock each other

Each of the emergency services has it's own set of vehicles and equipment, with adequate properties like speed, number of places for criminals or injured, and some additional effects!

 "Best Indie Game" award at Digital Dragons 2016 Indie Showcase goes to "911 Operator". We have won most prestigious indie game award in Poland!

  

 We are a small company of 5 people based in Warsaw, Poland. We are making our way into proffessional game development now. We really enjoy innovative gameplays and... maps, as you can see on Our previous project, Modern Wizards

 We really enjoy innovative gameplays and... maps, as You can see on Our previous project,Modern Wizards

In our team we have Ian, our operator's voice, was an actual emergency services dispatcher in Canada. Among our developers, we have Peter, who also used to work as Fire Department Dispatcher, and Bartek, who worked over Police Information System project.  

We also consult the game content with professional policemen and medics, so do not worry about the reality of the game! 

Check us out www.jutsugames.com

 Here is the trip plan for our game. We need some more money to make more content and implement optimized version for mobile devices. Mobile version should be available in February 2017 then.  

VR version might look unbelievable, but we want to give a possibility to feel like you are actually sitting in the Dispatcher's Operations Center instead of your own comfortable room :) Also, Oculus promised us support and already gave us hardware for the development!  

 

Finally, there is a Multiplayer version! That will allow you and your friends to cooperate and manage the teams in the same city, at the same time, to fight crimes and save lifes together. We also plan to integrate Twitch and allow other types of cooperations ;)

 

So, if you want this great 911 game to be created as much as we do, support us! We are here thanks to PlayWay, a company that is favourably disposed to that game. They have promised that if we manage to raise money on Kickstarter, they will give us twice as much. Fair deal, isn’t it?