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EmergeNYC

Open-world emergency response simulation with fire trucks and randomized fires

FlipSwitch Games · Released Nov 3, 2016 · Early Access

ActionAdventureCasualIndieMassively MultiplayerRacingRPGSimulationStrategyEarly Access

Reviews
Mixed
63% of 4,246
Recent reviews
Not enough recent
Playing now
1
peak 24h 13
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Last update
2 years ago
Jan 30, 2024

What is EmergeNYC?

An open-world emergency response simulation set in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Montgomery County. You drive fire trucks to calls, set up hoses and ladders, and fight fires that can start in different places. You can respond alone or cooperatively.

For you if...

  • +you like choosing how to handle open-world emergency calls
  • +you want hands-on firefighting equipment and vehicle operation
  • +you want to respond to calls cooperatively

Not for you if...

  • you prefer guided missions to open-world emergency calls
  • you prefer immediate action over setting up equipment

What players say

63% of 4,246 reviews are positive

Players praise the detailed fire trucks, sirens, and freedom to organize their own responses. They frequently complain about bugs, lag, crashes, and a lack of recent updates.

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EmergeNYC

EmergeNYC system requirements

As published by the developer.

Minimum

OS
64 Bit Operating System
Processor
Intel Core i5 / AMD FX-9590 or better
Graphics
GTX 670 2GB / AMD R9 280 better
Memory
16 GB RAM
Storage
20 GB available space
DirectX
Version 11

Recommended

OS
64 Bit Operating System
Processor
Intel Core i7-3770 / AMD FX-9590 or better
Graphics
GTX 1070 4GBs or greater
Memory
32 GB RAM
Storage
20 GB available space
DirectX
Version 11

PC version details

DRM, required accounts, controller support and Steam features.

DRM
None declared on Steam
Controller
Keyboard and mouse
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Steam features
Family Sharing

Steam Deck: Unsupported

  • Not supported on SteamOS

Multiplayer and co-op

Languages

Full audio: English.

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