Free to playEMERGENCY Command the whole city's rescue
EMERGENCY puts you and your co-op friends in charge of a city in crisis. Split up firefighters, medics, police and engineers, tackle fires, arrests and rescues together, and earn cards to make your units sharper for the next shift.
Is EMERGENCY worth it?
EMERGENCY is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where everyone has a job to do
- you want short, social rescue missions with friends
- you enjoy leveling units and tuning a favorite department
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Shared shifts against the chaos
This is a co-op game about running rescues together. You take the role of incident commander, send out firefighters, medics, police and technical engineers, and keep several emergencies from boiling over at once.
You might have a water tender on a fire while an ambulance picks up civilians across town and a SWAT truck corners gangsters. With other commanders in the round, you split departments, cover different calls, and keep an eye on the clock because every decision counts when lives are at stake.
Weather, maps and tricky calls
Shifts stay varied. Lightning storms, freezing cold and blazing heat all change the job, across three maps with their own emergencies and themed shifts.
Calls range from fires and injured civilians to criminals and high-voltage accidents. You start as a trainee and work up to harder missions, learning which units to send first and when to hold one back for the next call that is already ringing.
Cards that tune your crew
Successful shifts earn cards that improve units and unlock new abilities. Level them up to specialize in a favorite department, like fire or medical, or spread them around and become the all-rounder who can fill any gap.
Good to know?
How many co-op friends can join you?
You can team up and coordinate rescue missions as a group, either with friends or through matchmaking. Rounds are built around several commanders splitting departments and calls, so bringing a full crew makes the chaos much easier to handle.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. There is an online single-player mode where you run the whole rescue operation alone, coordinating all four departments yourself.
What do you actually control?
Four departments: fire, police, medical and technical. That means units like water tenders, SWAT trucks and ambulances, plus engineers for technical jobs like high-voltage accidents.
How do upgrades work?
Winning shifts earns cards. Use them to improve units and unlock new abilities, then level the cards further to sharpen a favorite department or stay flexible across all of them.
