Accidents, natural disasters, police operations; your choices are a question of life and death!  As commander of the emergency services you control a team of emergency workers.  You assign tasks to firefighters, the police and other specialists.  Realistic display of weather conditions both day and night, and spectacular special effects.  Detailed 3D graphics, Real Time Physics; endless turning and zooming, falling waste and collapsing building.  Responsible for the entire city, do you have everything under control?

Includes:

• Emergency 3: Mission Life
• Emergency 4: Global Fighters for Life:

Emergency 3: Mission Life:

Follow-up to the European strategy hit Emergency 2. Reworked from the ground up, the sequel offers freely rotatable 3D graphics -- a first in the series -- as well as realistic light, shadow, and weather effects. Emergency 3: The Ultimate Fight for Life also offers day and night changes and plenty of eye-pleasing animations. As for missions, there are 20 different ones, ranging from firemen, police to ambulances. Developed by German studio Sixteen Tons.

• Play a realistic and unique combination of simulation and real-time strategy
• Experience fire-fighting, police operations and technical rescue missions
• 20 thrilling missions including disasters, accidents, terror incidents and many more
• Lead more than 35 emergency units
• Realistic day-night effects, weather conditions and spectacular special effects
• Detailed 3D graphics, infinitely variable rotating and zooming
• Real-time Physics: falling debris, crashing buildings
• Scenario-editor create your own missions
• Endless mode you are responsible for an entire town!

Emergency 4: Global Fighters For Life:

Emergency 4 boasts a rich mix of gripping real-time strategy game and true-to-life simulation. The player becomes head of operations in a fictional rescue and catastrophe management organisation, in command of a number of vehicles and staff from the fire department, medical rescue, police and technical services.

For the first time in the history of the Emergency series, all campaign missions are embedded into one continuous game set in a real town with a sheer infinite number of side-operations and tasks, so linking the various missions together. The player has to manage money as well as setting the right pre-requisites for upcoming missions. The player has to react to a variety of events, developing dynamically 24/7, set against a background of continuous day/night changes and constantly varying weather conditions.

nother new feature are the spectacular overseas operations in the Antarctic and the near East, which present the player with completely new challenges. The sheer number and rich variety of the game’s 20 missions represent a new standard for this genre. The scenes range from medical emergencies to road accidents and large-scale fires, and culminate in earthquakes and floods.

Whether the job involves rescuing casualties, fighting fires or preventing and resolving acts of terror, or introducing the right emergency processes in a catastrophe (with the help of the virtual supervisor of course) the "Save Lives!" motto is always foremost in the player’s mind. These elements make Emergency 4 different to nearly all other real-time strategy games. The game is also benefited by a multiplayer mode and improved controls.

Features:

• 20 extensive missions with various solutions for the player to choose freely. These are dynamically embedded into a looped gamescape set in a "real-life" town, which serves as the permanent base for the player's operational units.
   
• Spectacular overseas operations in the Antarctic and the Middle East.
   
• Improved intuitive player interface: simplified controls, newly developed micromanagement system, extended user interface and Ingame Help, as well as an extensive tutorial.
   
• The new multiplay co-operation mode allows several players to manage an enormous and totally new operational area.
   
• Greatly extended continuous game and challenge mode in completely new surroundings.

System Requirements:

• Win 2000/XP
• Pentium 1.7GHz
• 512GB RAM
• 3D Video Card 64MB RAM
• 1GB HD
• 4X DVD-Rom drive or faster