German developers are often associated with a love for detailed simulation games, though this stereotype isn't entirely accurate—Euro Truck Simulator is crafted by a Czech studio, and Farming Simulator comes from a Swiss one. Nevertheless, Germany is home to several developers focused on realism, such as Aerosoft, who have recently released Emergency Call 112: The Attack Squad, bringing firefighting simulation to mobile devices.

In Emergency Call 112, players step into the boots of an elite firefighting squad, tackling a wide range of scenarios from burning sheds to life-threatening housefires. The game challenges players to make quick and critical decisions, whether facing the risk of a gas explosion or the urgency of saving lives.

Players have access to a realistic array of firefighting equipment, including extendable ladders, pickaxes, and various hoses. The gameplay goes beyond simply extinguishing fires; it requires strategic thinking to manage complex situations effectively.

Aerosoft's ambition to bring Emergency Call 112 to mobile devices is clear, and the game is tailored for a niche audience of simulation enthusiasts. However, with its diverse missions and engaging features, it may also appeal to those looking for a novel gaming experience.

If Emergency Call 112 doesn't catch your interest, there's no need to worry. The gaming world is brimming with other exciting releases. For instance, you might want to explore our list of the top 12 best indie games showcased at Pocket Gamer Connects Dubai, where you can discover some of the most underrated gems from across the globe.