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| HOMEPAGE |
http://www.astragon.de |
| SUPPORT |
support@astragon.de |
| DELIVERY METHOD |
DIRECT DOWNLOAD |
| FILESIZE |
524MB |
| REGISTRATION KEY |
This product does not have a registration key, you can simply execute the downloaded file to install |
| REQUIREMENTS |
- Windows XP (SP3)/ Vista/ 7
- 2.8 GHx Dual Core Processor
- 2 GB RAM
- Graphics Card GeForce 8800 or Radeon HD3870 (Dx10-compatible)
- 1GB free HD space
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| LANGUAGE |
German,English |
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Discover the exciting life of German rescue workers with „Ambulance Simulator 2012“!
Manage various tasks: Pick up patients and take them to their designated hospital or hurry in emergencies to the place of action. Discover a freely-accesible, open world in your ambulance or on foot. Even though you may be in a rush during an emergency mission, make always sure to keep the safety of other vehicles and pedestrians in mind.
Depending on your mission, you may choose between several emergency vehicles: ambulance, patient transport ambulance or emergency ambulance. All vehicles have been recreated realistically with an eye for detail, including the technical features of their real-life models. Use flashing lights and sirens to draw the attention of other road users. You will need good organizational skills and keep a cool head if you want your mission to suceed. Interact with colleagues and patients and use your medical instruments as well as other items to treat various injuries and conditions.
Features:
- Huge, freely-acessible world with KI-traffic and passers-by
- Endless career-mode
- Various vehicles with different places of action
- Realistic driving physics
- Varied missions
- Support of gamepads, joysticks and steering wheels
- Free play with realistic driving missions
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Josh Gee , 04/24/2012 |
1 of 1 customer found this review helpful |
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I work as an Ambulance Technician in the UK - this game is essentially my job therefore I have a very critical view over this product.
This game (now in English) has no manual, although it wasn't
difficult to figure it out.
The game is generally very good. The graphics aren't bad, but could be a bit better - overall the physics engine is good (although I did find a few glitches in the physical world where I fell through the ground and had to restart the whole .exe.
There are a sever lack of menu options. You can adjust basic graphic settings (Resolution, AI Traffic Density and Shadow detail)and sound setting (overall volume).
The gameplay itself is entertaining, however becomes a little repetitive. In terms of treating patients, you are giving a small brief of their injuries when you arrive in scene however a lot of treatment is based on guesswork. You aren't given any indication of the specific injury(s) you are treating. This often causes you to lose points.
The locations you travel to are quite limited (the ones I have come across are a private house, school, church, park and petrol station). You are also based in the same ambulance station and travel to the same hospital throughout the game. The map isn't actually that large and could be more varied - it is simply a small city with single-lane city roads.
The lack of a map can also be quite annoying, as the little direction arrow can sometimes be confusing at junctions, if you are looking for the more direct route from A to B.
It is a great game but leaves a fair bit of room for improvement, but nether-the-less worth a try. |
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James Slayton *Verified Product User*, 10/23/2011 |
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful |
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This game is German. I only speak English so I had to do my own translating. Not a single part of this game is in English. Unless you are willing and prepared to use translation references, then you should avoid this game.
This game is an ambulance simulator not a paramedic simulator. While the primary focus is on driving an ambulance, you will also treat patients.
The treatment requires almost no skill. You will be given clues as to what treatments to administer when you arrive on the scene. You are given a choice of several treatments. If you select the wrong one, your bonus shrinks, and you have to choose again until you pick the right one. Administering the (correct) treatment is by no means technical as you watch your person perform it without any more input.
The game has four levels which require a certain number of points to reach. After that, it goes on endlessly in level four.
This game excels in graphics and sounds. The city detail is one of the best I've seen from Astragon. The driving physics gave me no problems.
This game has no manual that I found. There is an in-game tutorial to get you started, but is very basic leaving you to figure some things out for yourself. For example, it is not clear how to know when you are authorized to use the sirens and flashing lights (you will see a blue flashing light near the steering wheel if you are cleared). The learning curve is still fairly easy, otherwise.
I am glad I bought this game. To me, it was not a waste of time to translate it. It was a worthwhile purchase. My only wish is that there were more levels (beyond the four). |
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