Fire Fighter puts you on the nozzle of Engine 115.
Every call drops you into a room that is already burning. Drag anywhere to swing the
hose, hold FIRE to open the valve, and lead your stream — water takes real time to fly
across the room, so you have to aim ahead of the flames instead of tapping targets.
REAL FIRE, NOT STATIC TARGETS
Every seat of fire grows while you ignore it, and once it is big enough it throws a new
one somewhere else in the room. Leave the room alone for twenty seconds and it will
flash over on you. Ember, blaze, chemical and gas seats all burn, spread and resist water
at different rates, so you have to decide what to knock down first.
SURVIVORS ON A CLOCK
Trapped survivors have a stress clock that runs faster the more heat is around them.
Cool the fire beside them, then hold the stream on them to open a path out. Lose all of
them and the round is over, no matter how much fire you put out.
FOUR WAYS TO LOSE
Flashover, heat exhaustion, the clock running out, or nobody reaching the door. A lost
round is a normal outcome here — you still bank Scrap for what you managed to do.
GEAR THAT ACTUALLY CHANGES THE GAME
Nozzles, visors, tools and gloves are not skins. Every card changes real numbers in the
simulation: stream reach in metres, flow rate, line pressure, spray cone and how fast the
nozzle tracks your finger. A tier 1 brass nozzle physically cannot put water on the back
of a high-rise floor. The Loadout screen shows your live rig output so you can see exactly
what you bought.
SIX FIRE GROUNDS
Flashover Point, Backdraft Alley, Chemical Spill, High Rise Inferno, Industrial Complex
and Refinery Meltdown. Each stage unlocks the next, tracks your best score and awards up
to three bells based on score, rescues and how quickly you secured the ground.
CAREER RANK
Your lifetime score builds a career rank from Probationary up to Fire Chief, and the rank
itself feeds a small bonus back into your flow and pressure on every run.
Everything runs offline on your device. No account, no network, no ads.
Aim your hose, knock down spreading fire and pull survivors out in time.