Notruf 112 | Emergency Call 112

Notruf 112 | Emergency Call 112

Released Nov 2016

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation is an exciting, fully detailed simulation of the eventful life of a big city fire department. It was developed in cooperation with and modelled on the fire brigade of Mülheim, Germany. Mülheim has one of the largest and most modern fire stations in Europe.

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Evaluation

Emergency Call 112 launched on November 9, 2016 and received one paid DLC — the KEF small operations vehicle — on June 1, 2017, along with a series of feature patches. The last substantive content update for the base game was on February 22, 2018. A January 2024 survey post (NEWS-10) solicited player feedback for "the further development process," but what followed makes clear that the studio's focus shifted to a new entry in the series rather than continued updates to this game. In April 2026, the developer announced Emergency Call – The Firefighting Simulation 3 (NEWS-3), and on August 5, 2026, that sequel entered Early Access on its own separate Steam page (NEWS-1). The developer's news feed for this game now serves primarily to promote that sequel. The only DLC on record — the KEF vehicle pack — has been released. No unreleased DLC exists. With the studio now actively developing and publishing a sequel, there is no indication that any further content is planned for Emergency Call 112. The game is a finished title.
Evidence
Emergency Call 112 – The Firefighting Simulation 3 entered Early Access on August 5, 2026, as a separate standalone sequel on its own Steam page. The developer's news activity for this game now promotes the sequel.
news post · Aug 5, 2026 source development ending
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Developer announced Emergency Call – The Firefighting Simulation 3 as a new entry in the series, with its own Steam store page, confirming the studio's focus has moved on from the original game.
news post · Apr 20, 2026 source development ending
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Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content

Media

Details

Publisher
Aerosoft GmbH
Achievements
21
Platform
Windows
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation is an exciting, fully detailed simulation of the eventful life of a big city fire department. It was developed in cooperation with and modelled on the fire brigade of Mülheim, Germany. Mülheim has one of the largest and most modern fire stations in Europe. Particular attention was paid to realism and accuracy in creating the various missions.

Never before has a simulation offered such great level of detail for the fire department vehicles, including and especially the LF24, the fire truck. All of the equipment and functionality have been incorporated. The water tender, turntable ladder and swap body vehicle are also fully functional and available for the virtual fireman. An command vehicle is also included. And of course, equipment can be removed and kept available for later use.

Accidents involving cars and trucks, oil slicks, external and internal fires requiring breathing equipment, these exciting scenarios are randomly generated and promise hours of excitement. The authentic spread of the fires and lifelike, movable fire hoses with realistic handling needed to fight the fire make for an authentic playing experience.

Turn on the emergency lights and sirens and experience one of the world’s most exciting professions – the fire brigade. No previous fire simulation has gone to such lengths to provide such depth and realism.

  • Fire brigade modeled on Mülheim’s real state-of-the-art fire department, set in a fictitious town

  • Highly-detailed vehicles, such as the LF24 fire truck, a tender truck, turnable ladder vehicle and command vehicle

  • Removable equipment

  • Realistic, flexible, moveable hoses

  • Interior and exterior fires

  • Technical assistance for accidents

  • Realistic fire spread using a fluid, dynamic simulation

Many different scenarios including:

  • Traffic accidents

  • Oil slicks

  • Burning rooms

  • Small fires in industrial areas

  • Blocked roads

  • Fire alarm

  • Night operations

  • Navigation systems in the fire trucks

  • Functional light pole on the LF24

  • Sophisticated AI to control the interaction between the fire fighters

  • Realistic traffic at the site of the fire or accident

  • An open game world where all of the buildings can be a scene of the action

Last evaluated Sep 29, 2026
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