NY City FireFighter 2017

About this app

Want to serve humanity? Like rescue, action, driving and parking games? NY City Firefighter 2017 awaits! On a bright sunny day in New York City, you encounter a building in flames! You are a courageous firefighter, and your duty is to rescue your fellow New Yorkers. Are you up for the challenge?! Grab your hose and slap on your combat boots; fires don’t wait for anybody. NY City FireFighter includes brigade truck driving, parking, and action play. Race through city roads with your team in a quick fashion. Evade traffic and keep pedestrians safe. Use your parking skills to avoid clashing with city vehicles. Next, embark on several rescue missions in different locations. There will be shopping malls, banks, schools, office buildings, and even hospitals to rescue! Drive your fire truck to a HOT location and COOL it down! Locate fire points using your radar to rescue within given time and get maximum mission completion points. As you progress within the game, levels will become more interesting and challenging! NY City FireFighter 2017 Features: •Amazing visual and Cool sounds effects •Super thrilling Firefighter Missions to complete •Numbers of Firefighters Trucks and ambulances •New York City Environment with Cool 3D Graphics •Numbers of Animated People to Rescue •Smooth, Easy & Addictive Gameplay About Tap2Play: Tap2Play, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tapinator, Inc. Tapinator Inc. (Ticker: TAPM) develops and publishes games on mobile platforms. The Company’s portfolio includes over 250 mobile gaming titles that, collectively, have achieved over 350 million player downloads. Tapinator is headquartered in New York. For more info, visit Tapinator.com.

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. - New Episode with 8 levels Added. - Performance Improvements.

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