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Can I Run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

Action, Casual, Simulation Mar 18, 2021 65 playing now

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Steam players who can run it · September 2026

According to the Steam Hardware Survey for September 2026, 90% of players have a GPU that runs Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 at minimum.

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Based on the GPUs we identified, which add up to 82.6% of the survey. Only the graphics card counts: not the CPU or RAM.Source: Steam Hardware SurveyHow we calculate it

System Requirements

ComponentMinimumRecommendedYour PC
GPU GPU with 4 GB VRAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (4 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 560 (6GB) (no support of OnBoard graphic card) — Detecting...
CPU AMD Ryzen 3 1500X / Intel i5-6600K — Detecting...
RAM 8 GB — Detecting...
Storage 20 GB — —
DirectX Version 11 — —

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Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 is the consequent further development of the successful first part, which lets every Firefighter Fan experience the way a professional fire brigade works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 on my PC?

To run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 you need at least a GeForce GTX 1060 4GB or a Radeon RX 560 6GB, plus 8 GB of RAM. Use CanIRun.gg to check your PC instantly for free.

What are the minimum requirements for Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 minimum requirements: GPU: GPU with 4 GB VRAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (4 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 560 (6GB) (no support of OnBoard graphic card), CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 1500X / Intel i5-6600K, RAM: 8 GB, Storage: 20 GB, DirectX: Version 11.

What are the recommended specs for Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 recommended specs: GPU: Not specified, CPU: Not specified, RAM: —, Storage: —.

How many GB is Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 requires at least 20 GB of free storage for installation. Make sure you have some extra headroom for patches and save files.

Can a GTX 1650 run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

No — a GTX 1650 falls below the minimum GPU requirement for Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2. You would need a stronger card (roughly GeForce GTX 1060 4GB or better) for a playable experience.

Is Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 CPU or GPU intensive?

Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 is primarily GPU intensive. The minimum GPU tier is high relative to the CPU requirement, so the graphics card is the main bottleneck — upgrading your GPU will deliver the biggest frame rate gains.

Can Steam Deck run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

Unfortunately, Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2 is currently marked as Unsupported on Steam Deck. Valve has tested it and determined it does not work properly on the device due to compatibility issues.

How many players can run Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2?

According to the Steam Hardware Survey for September 2026, 90% of Steam players have a graphics card that meets the minimum GPU for Emergency Call 112 – The Fire Fighting Simulation 2. We match every card in the survey against our GPU benchmark scores; the ones we identify add up to 82.6% of the survey, and the math runs on that part. It only measures the graphics card, not the CPU or RAM.