Enter a burning building, save residents, collect pay, use pay for upgrades, rinse and repeat. After the first handful of levels, the player has seen all that Embr has to offer.
Saving the NPCs at night will impede visibility, especially in a dark smoke-filled room. Other intricacies including the time of day and weather conditions affect a player's performance. Conversely, saving NPCs from a lower floor first equates to less that the player will have to deal with when they re-enter the building. This lets players form a bit of strategy, as rescuing players from the top floor will be easier the less fire the player has to deal with. In the beginning, fires aren't as chaotic, leading to an easier time saving the NPCs. As the bar lowers, the fire will spread throughout the building, causing different interactions in real-time. Embr – Nintendo Switch Direct Capture The Better You Perform, The Higher Your Embr PayoutĮmbr is a race against the clock experience, with a burning fire bar that serves as the game's timer.
The entire aesthetic of Embr felt like a parody of real life, from requiring an app to put out fires to the comical ways that players can die. There was one moment where an NPC was on their phone on the rooftop, standing on top of a money safe. Other times, they will run around an area into embers, which affects their health. More often than not, players will find NPCs sitting on the toilet with fires surrounding them without a care in the world.
The NPCs that players save are found in the most unnatural circumstances that make Embr feel nothing less than a satire. Other levels are larger, forcing the player to deal with hazards ranging from toxic gas and loose electrical currents. Some levels feature small houses with a higher concentration of fire, requiring more water pressure. The intensity of the fires is dependent on the level. The fire hose obviously puts out the fires barring your path while the fire ax knocks down wooden doors and pushes items to the side. Embr – Nintendo Switch Direct Capture Stop, Drop, and Roll Your Way To Everyone's SafetyĪs a Respondr, your basic toolset is a fire hose and a fire ax, both very important tools that are integral to the player's success. The more residents saved the more money earned, which means going over quota = more money earned at the end of each level. Of course, the player should save all of the residents because it's the right thing to do. Each level has a bare minimum number of residents that need saving. The goal for each level is simple, save as many residents as possible while preventing as many casualties as possible. In a dystopian future, public service workers as people know it are unreliable and the "Uber" variant of firefighters, Embr, has replaced the city as the #1 app service. While Embr doesn't have a story, this is the closest to the lore that exists for this game. But, don't panic! You have the highly-rated Embr app! You send in your request as you would for Lyft and wait for your saviors to, hopefully, save the day! Or ruin it! The narrative is entirely up to the "Respondr" of the Embr app. This is all happening in real-time and it causes panic. As you approach the refrigerator, you realize that the electrical currents are frayed and broken. Picture the scene, you're on your way to the kitchen on the way to a late-night snack. Available as: Digital and Physical FDNY Taking Forever To Respond? Try The Embr App!
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