The Firemen

This article is about SNES video game. For other uses, see The Fireman.
The Firemen

Japanese cover art
Developer(s) Human Entertainment
Publisher(s) Human Entertainment
Series The Firemen
Platform(s) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Release date(s)
  • JP: September 9, 1994
  • EU: 1994
Genre(s) Action-adventure
Mode(s) Single-player

The Firemen (ザ・ファイヤーメン) is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System game released by Human Entertainment in 1994. It was the second disaster game released by Human Entertainment, the first being SOS. The Firemen was released in Europe, Australia and Japan. A sequel was released for the PlayStation in 1995 called The Firemen 2: Pete and Danny.

Story

When a large fire breaks out in the middle of a Christmas party at the chemical company Microtech, firemen Pete and Daniel, along with second pair of firefighters in another part of the building, are tasked with saving civilians, putting out fires, and removing an explosive chemical called MDL from the basement of the facility.

Gameplay

The characters in the game put out fires using hoses with the ability to shoot a direct stream or have a more proximate spray and fire-extinguishing bombs. Use of the fire extinguisher is unlimited although continues are limited in number. Pete takes damage from fire and extreme heat, and when the life gauge reaches zero, the game is over. Each level has a "boss fire" that has a specific way of being extinguished. There are also civilians who were not able to escape throughout the levels, and saving them partially restores the player's life gauge.

Characters

The player controls Pete Grey, who is joined by his partner, Daniel McClean. Daniel is invincible and provides backup to Pete. Other characters include fellow firefighters Max and Walter, who are fighting fires in another part of the building, Winona, who communicates advice and missions to the firefighters, and Frank Weller, architect of the Metrotech building.

Sequel

In 1995, The Firemen 2: Pete & Danny (ザ・ファイヤーメン2 ピート & ダニー)[1] was released for the PlayStation.

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