Everest Search and Rescue
Answer emergency calls in Himalaya! Dispatch helicopters, rescue injured climbers, send sherpas to assist lost tourists, watch weather and guide expeditions safely through the highest mountains in the world! Manage your resources and race against time to answer as many calls for help as possible.
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Answer emergency calls in Himalaya! Dispatch helicopters, rescue injured climbers, send sherpas to assist lost tourists, watch weather and guide expeditions safely through the highest mountains in the world! Manage your resources and race against time to answer as many calls for help as possible.
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About the Game
Everest Search and Rescue gives you the opportunity to lead the first pan-Himalayan emergency agency! Your task is to answer calls for help from climbers in the Himalayas, plan, organize and manage rescue actions. Dispatch Sherpas, paramedics, helicopters and allocate resources that allow them to do their job.
All the locations in the game are based on real areas in the Himalayas, modelled in detail to give you an experience of the highest mountains in the world. Get to know real routes and mark new trails. See how the most monumental summits are reached by climbers in real life. Learn about well-known spots and start recognizing them. Become familiar with mountain beauty as if you were there!
In the mountains, accidents happen way faster than help arrives. While planning rescue actions, you have to make many quick decisions that may result in someone being returned in one piece or left to die. Your resources are limited, so chances are you won’t be able to save everybody. Decide wisely who needs you the most and plan routes of sherpas and paramedics accordingly to be on time.
Everest area is crawling with climbers and tourists. Everyone in the mountains depends on you, but you cannot help everyone. Prioritize emergency calls, queue actions, allocate paramedics, Sherpas, paid guides and helicopters to help as many people as possible.
Weather breakdowns, falls, frostbites, avalanches, broken limbs – this is a daily routine of dispatchers working for Everest Search and Rescue. It’s hard to be prepared every time they happen, it’s even harder when the danger comes from other humans. Local authorities blocking permissions for rescue helicopters, fights between mountain guides, Sherpas gone rogue and even terrorist attacks may happen when you least expect it and complicate what at first seemed to be an easy routine.
