Crisis Command: EMA Edition

Crisis Command: EMA Edition - Digital Download Available Now / Physical Copy available for pre-order Game Creator: Victoria Kludge Illustrator & Artist: Millie Jane Pooley - All artwork and illustration was done by a human artist. Estimated Time to Play: 3+ hours Number of Players: 4–9 players plus a facilitator Roles (9): EOC Manager/Incident Commander, Operations Section Chief, Planning Section Chief, Logistics Section Chief, Finance/Administration Section Chief, Intelligence Section Chief, Public Information Officer, Safety Officer, Liaison Officer Game Description: Crisis Command: EMA Edition is a tabletop exercise game built for emergency management professionals. Players staff an EOC under crisis conditions, making real-time decisions about resource allocation, inter-agency coordination, and public communication — all with incomplete information and competing priorities. The game is setting-agnostic by design: your team brings its own jurisdiction, org chart, hazard profile, and resources to the table rather than adapting to a canned scenario. No two exercises play the same way because no two agencies operate the same way. Features: Setting-agnostic framework — works across any hazard type and any jurisdictional context. Eliminates the "that's not how we do it" problem. Decision-focused gameplay — trains judgment under pressure, not procedure recall. Players face resource conflicts, political pressure, and cascading failures. Simplified mechanics — realistic enough to generate meaningful training outcomes, streamlined enough that you're not burning the first hour on rules. ICS-based role structure — 9 roles map directly to real EOC positions, so players exercise the responsibilities they'd actually hold during an activation. Phased scenario progression — events escalate across structured phases, forcing teams to adapt plans as the situation deteriorates. Facilitator-driven — a dedicated facilitator controls pacing, injects, and scenario escalation, making every session tailorable to the group's training objectives. Scalable — runs effectively with 4 players doubling up on roles or a full 9-person team. Game requires 10 sided dice (Not included with digital download)* Publisher: EM Disaster Gaming