Once you start your shift you only get around 2 or 3 calls and then you end your shift? there should be around 10 or 15 before ending your shift and going onto the next day overall it’s a good app

I like the overall premise of the game but it’s too simplistic to keep an adult player entertained. It may be good for kids though especially since it sometimes has little safety tips during the calls.My biggest issues:- Repetitive sound effects & graphics (you see the emergency vehicle randomly driving every time)-No music at all-Lower quality graphics (but fine for kids)-I appreciate the effort but it’s obvious that English is not the first language of whoever created the games text. Most 911 calls (which appear as text) had grammatical errors & awkward wording that made them hard to understand. — To the game creator: Overall this is a very decent app (and cool idea) but I think if you’re going to keep it as it is, you should probably change the graphics/icon to something more colorful & market it as a kids app for children. Also, if you have any friends or family who are native English speakers maybe you could have them read over the 911 dialogues to fix the grammatical errors.

This is the best game ever though I had a bug when I was going to press on a text button it kicked me out I kept trying and it didn’t work please fix that and also I’m not a person who sends reviews but this is the best game I ever played please recommend more on this:)

I was having a fun time playing this game one time, and the caller says BAD words. I don’t say god I say gosh, but they say god and I’m okay with taat but not other bad words. I’m not okay with the F word at allllllllllllllll. Or S, in sentence in those bad words are: help I’m F wording bleeding, and I saw it and answered the dispatcher about that cuz I thot they wouldn’t say any bad words anymore. But it did, it said holy S word helllpppppp. NOT okay for my kid at all. Also not 4 an up… but other than that my kid likes it