Daily PC Game Reviews

You can download a demo of the game by following this link. And in your haste to try out the demo, don't forget to check out the official press release from Alawar Entertainment below:

November 17, 2011  – When tragedy hits, the rescue team is called to action. From extinguishing fires to rebuilding petrol stations after a storm, the crew handles it all. Rescue Team 2, released by Alawar Entertainment, a leader in the world of casual game publishing and distribution, will surely charm fans of time management games.

Life on three islands is plagued by a series of earthquakes, storms and other natural disasters. Trapped workers and citizens alike must be freed from the resulting debris. The injured require treatment from hospital workers and the infrastructure needs rebuilding in order for island life to resume. Prioritizing is a necessity, as the player must complete each level’s designated tasks in the allotted timeframe.

Another tremblor strikes again

On each level, the player coordinates the workforce in order to effectively navigate the challenges presented. Obstacles must be eliminated before certain duties can be performed. For example, before gems can be collected and the injured can be treated, workers must clear obstructing debris. Before rescuing stranded island residents, the helicopter’s landing pad must be repaired. Resources such as food and gold must be amassed in order to fuel the workers. The difficulty lies in strategizing what to do first. The quicker a level is completed, the more money the player stands to earn. This money can then be utilized to rehabilitate the player’s own neighborhood.

More people to rescue

With 50 levels, three brand new islands and never before seen natural disasters to navigate, Rescue Team 2 is filled with constant calamity! Trying to beat the clock will hook the player for hours in this time management title. Disaster has never been so much fun!

• 50 levels
• Three new islands
• New disasters and weather conditions
• Fuel for transportation and petrol stations
• Hospitals for treating the injured

Burn! Burn! Burn! (To Everything there is a Reason)