Developer weltenbauer Software Entwicklung, the masterminds behind the Construction Simulator series, along with publisher astragon, have unveiled their latest venture, Firefighting Simulator: Ignite. This thrilling new simulation game, powered by Unreal Engine 5, immerses players in the intense world of firefighting. Set to launch in Fall 2025, the game will be available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, offering a chance to step into the boots of a firefighter tackling a variety of emergency scenarios, including rescuing trapped citizens, battling electrical blazes, handling flammable liquids, and managing grease fires, backdrafts, flashovers, and explosions. You can also join forces in four-player co-op for an even more dynamic experience.

Firefighting Simulator: Ignite aims to deliver an unparalleled level of realism with its advanced fire, smoke, and heat physics. The game promises to enhance immersion through the inclusion of "officially licensed firefighting equipment and tools from industry-leading brands like HAIX, Fire-Dex, and STIHL." This includes essential firefighting gear such as fire hoses, saws, Halligan tools, axes, and extinguishers, as well as personal protective equipment. Additionally, players will have access to "authentic fire trucks from Rosenbauer America," featuring models like the TP3 Pumper, Viper, 68' Roadrunner, and the brand-new RTX, ensuring an authentic firefighting experience.

Firefighting Simulator: Ignite - First Screenshots

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Players can personalize their characters, adding a unique touch to their firefighting journey. Those opting for the Extended Edition will receive a Dalmatian dog for their firehouse, along with other exclusive bonuses. The game also supports modding on both PC and consoles, allowing for endless customization and extended gameplay possibilities. Be sure to check out the first screenshots above and the announcement trailer at the top of this page. If you're eager to dive into the action, you can wishlist Firefighting Simulator: Ignite on Steam right now.