Simple yet extraordinary, it's a fantastic game I really enjoy. Hopefully, one day, I can make one myself.

It's pretty hard to catch up and see what's going on at the point

Cute mini game. But the signs of what type of help is needed should be clearer

An interesting idea. It looks good, the sounds are not bad either. It is not particularly convenient to navigate the map. And it's also hard to see what kind of incident happened. And so a simple and fun game. Good job

nice concept, however it's like the time is too short to move around and be able to understand what's going on, I like the graphics

Wow! The menu looks very stylish. The poor unfortunate city looks very nice too. Cool gameplay idea!
We also made a game with a city map :)

Thanks for submitting your game to the stream! If you wanted to watch it again in the future heres the vod of the stream (with a chapter for your game)

https://youtu.be/Foe4js2jhJ0

So sad there is no linux version (or at least HTML5 one). The game looks fantastic, but unfortunately unplayable for me :(

Interesting idea here, unfortunately I was frustrated by the exclamation marks making it difficult to see what kind of emergency I needed to respond to, turning it to a guessing game. The graphics are otherwise very clear, and it's quite enjoyable otherwise. Excellent work.

The art is so good.
But I cant really see what's behind the marks.

@digital-bacon & @thomaszane you can zoom in on the camera with the mouse wheel and move the camera with the right mouse button to help break down the type of incident.

the game looks really good! but its so fast! theres hardly enough time to zoom in to see the incident then zoom out to find another one

Nice try, good for first game)

Really cool entry, love the visuals. As others have pointed out it was hard to see what the incident was when zoomed out, and struggled to have the time to zoom in (maybe you could hide/shrink the exclamation mark when it was selected). But other than that it was a really polished and enjoyable game. Well done!

Very slick graphics! Hard to play, couldn't see the icons well. If intentional, frustrating. Frantic pace was executed well and tense! Nice job.

Neat take on the team, it was refreshing to not be in a dungeon with demons! I played the game a few times, the first time I played I didn't know what buttons I was supposed to be pressing. Since I was always getting a exclamation mark triangle i thought I kept getting the same scenario, but it would be correct sometimes and wrong most times. Frustrating! But coming back here I found that you can pan the camera, but you should mention you can zoom too! Zooming in let me see that there is actually stuff under the symbol. But it quickly gets covered up by the alert, so it would be better I think if the alert button either goes away, moves out of the way, or at least goes to 50% opacity. Then I think I could feel like the speed dispatcher you want me to feel like. The zooming does feel a bit jank though, unity is bad at scrolling IMO. I like the title screen, reminds me of games of yore, but it isn't discoverable since they are too well integrated into the scene. Also, congrats on doing a traffic sim for a Jam! (Our first Jam game tried it, at it didn't go well...) Good job!