Now let the download begin and wait for it to finish. Wait 5 seconds and click on the blue ‘download now’ button.Click the Download button below and you should be redirected to UploadHaven.Will you risk going outside? Who is not eating dinner, when barely any food is left? How do you deal with a mutant cockroach infestation? DECIDEwhat to do, when the post-apocalyptic world pushes you to the corner.How many days will you last? Will everyone make it out alive? SURVIVEin a fallout shelter with whatever you brought with you.Don’t just grab arbitrary items, plan your survival and follow helpful tips from emergency broadcasts! SCAVENGEany supplies, you will need to survive, and family members in a 60 second rush through your procedurally generated house.EXPERIENCEthe suburbian nightmare of a nuke dropping down on your neighbourhood in this atomic, dark comedy set in 1950s.Ration food and water, make best use of your supplies, face difficult choices and even venture into the wasteland. Will all of these stories end well? It’s up to you. Each survival story will be different, with every day surprising you with unexpected events. Whatever you scavenged and whoever you saved will play a vital role in your survival.
Everything will be against you – time, your very own furniture, the house that’s different every time you play and the fundamental question – what to take with you and who to leave behind? Reaching the fallout shelter in time and alive is only the beginning. With only 60 seconds left to impact, guide Ted in a mad, intense and action packed dash through his house in search of his family and useful supplies. Nevertheless, this is a great game to try if you wanted a tamer Fallout experience.As Ted, a responsible citizen and a family man, you are faced with a slight disturbance to your happy, suburban lifestyle. Strategy fans will have fun with this title if they liked the first one, but if you’re the type who’s looking for more gameplay, this isn’t it. It’s mostly just new content and shiny interfaces. However, there’s not really a lot of new gameplay mechanics here. If you loved 60 Seconds!, 60 Seconds! Reatomized polishes that game up a bit-and if you own a copy of the original version, you can get the remastered version for free. There still aren’t any pre-stored supplies in your shelter, no matter what the difficulty is. You still have to rely on luck when you send someone out on an expedition. However, other than that, there’s not much else that’s new for you to play with. There’s even a whole new relationship system in the family to make things more interesting. There are also new soundtracks, unlockable CGs, and opportunities. The gradually-changing graphics that you can see in the shelter are pretty much the same, only cleaner this time. If there’s new content for the day, you can just click on the tabs with the red exclamation mark and not have to constantly click the arrows on the journal. The journal has a new interface, as the notes for every day are now divided into four tabs you can check anytime: news about the family’s current situation, the rations you can give out, news about the outside world and what you can do, and any event that may randomly occur. Much of the new features can be found in the survival part of the game. While you’re in your procedurally-generated house, gather supplies and your family members with only four weight slots for every trip and get to the shelter’s entrance before the 60 seconds are up.
It all plays out pretty much the same, though. You still move quite wonkily, no matter which of the husband and wife, and the collision physics with the in-game objects can be annoying. Unfortunately, 60 Seconds! Reatomized hadn’t really revamped the controls in that mode. You can choose to play as either the father, Ted, or the mother, Dolores, for the scavenger part. There are three difficulty modes like in the original game: the easy Little Boy, the moderate Fat Man, and the hard Tsar Bomba.
There’s now also a Challenge Mode that has unique short storylines testing your survival skills.
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