Firefighting vs Fire Fighting Truck Simulator

The objective of this game is to put out all fires and rescue people and their pets from a burning building. Aim water at a fire to put it out. To rescue an occupant of the building, move the ladder to a window and pull the victim down the ladder. Only one victim can go on the ladder at a time. If a ladder catches on fire, it will be destroyed. You will be given 3 ladders. The game is over when there are no ladder lefts. The game advances to the next level if all fires are put out and all occupants in the current level are saved. Otherwise, you'll have to replay the current level. A fire that you thought you had put out, might rekindle. If a fire is left unattended for some time, it will spread to a neighboring unit. In the initial levels of the game, the fire only originates from one unit in the building and spreads more slowly. A fire will not escalate to the next floor until it has spread across the current floor. In the higher levels, multiple units will be on fire, and the fires will spread more rapidly and may spread upward or sideways. You'll also need to rescue more occupants.

You have to drive the fire truck quickly and professionally to respond as quickly as possible to various fire incidents in the big city. Realistic truck and firefighter physics are used in our firefighting firefighting game. You will be able to control the pressurized water controls with the help of joystick. How to play? When you first start the fire brigade simulation game, you have to reach the red marked area on the map quickly without accident and without wasting water. In the safest place where you see the fire, you must extinguish the fires by using the pressurized water control unit on the fire truck. If you direct the water to other places other than the fire, the growth rate of the fire will increase and it will be difficult to extinguish it. At the same time, your water amount will also decrease. You have to complete the tasks by following the amount of water and the fire intensity rate on the left of the screen.