Ambulance Life A Paramedic Simulator Review (Steam)

Ambulance Life A Paramedic Simulator Review, Dedicate your life to saving others. As soon as you receive the emergency call, speed off to the site of the accident in your ambulance, sirens wailing. First aid is applied, and the seriously injured are transported to the hospital. Every second counts! You are dedicated to saving lives along the West Coast of the United States. The city features three diverse districts, including historic neighborhoods, business hubs, and industrial areas. Each district offers distinct environments and can host anything from everyday accidents to major emergencies. The citizens of San Pelícano go about their daily lives with habits and activities that can lead to a wide variety of incidents

Ambulance Life A Paramedic Simulator Review Pros:

• Nice graphics.
• 62.33GB Download size.
• Steam achievements.
• Full controller support.
• Graphics settings – resolution, display mode, v-sync, quality preset, and HDR and ray tracing.
• Colorblind support.
• UI scale slider.
• You can remap the controls for both the keyboard and the controller actions.
• Camera sensitivity and Invert axis, set individually for on foot and in the vehicle.
• Eight characters to choose from.
• Two way to play – classic and simulation. Classic gives more hints and suggestions where as simulation is more you are on your own.
• The nudity of patients can be turned on and off.
• A full 3D game world with 360-degree camera control.
• Fully voiced characters and dispatch radio system.
• The game is played in the third person.
• A mini-map shows objectives and points of interest.
• Paramedic sim gameplay.
• Tutorial pop-ups as you play along with a manual.
• Place your own marker on the map to have a route drawn out for you to follow.
• Every interactive point on the ambulance and patients is clearly marked and show button prompts.
• The Ambulance siren will clear the road for you and when drivers notice they can create a rescue lane.
• Mission markers and distance counter shows.
• Anamnesis has to be done everytime, it’s where you try to get as much info from the patient before anything else using questions.
• Focus mode lets you zoom in on the patient and highlight areas to possibly learn more about the patient.
• The tablet is where all info is stored and evidence you have gathered, you then need to look into it all and make an informed assessment of the patient.
• To make assessments easier you have a category and interim diagnosis and depending on game difficulty it may give you hints as to what to choose. You know you’ve chosen right when the symptoms on the chart starting going green.
• Your toolbag is put into categories and you have to select the tool and then where to put it.
• When transporting patients you have a stress meter that fluctuates depending on your driving.
• In-game cutscenes and player interactions.
• End of shift breakdown showing overall rank, patient rating, score, EXP earned, and patient names and info.
• Three districts to unlock and work in – Downtown, Amon Heights, and Saint Johaines.
• Earn EXP and level up to get new callout types, new shift lengths, new districts, etc.
• Eventually, you unlock some customisation and you can change your partner, siren sound, vehicle, and vehicle branding.
• You can choose to do designated missions and training scenarios or go it alone in a shift where the callout could be anything and anywhere.
• Game-overs can happen from patient deaths to running over civilians or totaling your vehicle.
• When you have the flow down and nail it the game does carry a sense of satisfaction.
• Adrenaline definitely kicks in when a call comes in and you have a time limit to get to the site.

Ambulance Life A Paramedic Simulator Review Cons:

• The menus are not fun to use as the left stuck acts as a mouse and is very sensitive, when you match that with small interactive parts it makes it all a nightmare.
• You cannot create your own character and the supplied ones are just all the same, no unique traits etc.
• The performance is up and down, I found it to be at its worst when driving around.
• Driving is basic, there are no real road rules, having to indicate, etc.
• You have to drive the ambulance to the site but be so close you are almost on top, parking near by and safely then walking over is not picked up or registered until you bring the ambulance.
• Robotic movements and zero facial expressions.
• You cannot change the view of the ambulance and it makes it hard to see obstacles.
• Text pop-ups go over the top of other text making it very messy.
• Moving the stretcher is a right pain with it never going well.
• Anytime you have to move something next to the patient it never shows clearly where to go and it turns into this try here, try there methodology and it’s stressful as you cannot interact with patients at all until you have it right.
• A lot of clipping and stretchers going through walls and jumping around.
• The toolbag is overly fiddly.
• You have to always mark the map of where to go, none of it is automatically done not even missions.
• It never felt like the AI car drivers would move out of my way.
• The screen has so much on it that you are at a huge disadvantage if you increase the UI scale, the actual parts of the game you can see is seriously hindered.
• Ugly textures in places.

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Ambulance Life A Paramedic Simulator:

Official website.

Developer: Aesir interactive

Publisher: Nacon

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