Survive in this post-apocalyptic world
60 Seconds! Reatomized is a premium adventure game and a new part of the popular game from Robot Gentleman that was initially released on PC and PlayStation. In the aftermath of World War III, this mobile game depicts life in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
In 60 Seconds! Reatomized, you will play as the head of Ted’s family, and it is advisable to have a place where your family can go if there is an emergency, along with necessary supplies. Only one minute is given to prepare—try to survive several months in a bomb shelter with only minimal food supplies.
Be on time
In 60 Seconds! Reatomized, an adventure begins with the sound of an alarm in your house. You only have a minute to gather your family, emergency supplies, and other essentials like water and food. Not everything is easy for you because, as the main character, you also have a wife, son, and daughter—Dolores, Mary Jane, and Timmy that must be carried to the bunker.
When you and your family have been safely installed in the bunker, a task must be performed to ensure continued survival. Moreover, in this survival game, you can keep track of each family member’s health status by reading their diary entries, if they are hungry, for example. You must distribute food daily among your members, but be aware that the supply is limited.
Although the primary mode of this game is the apocalypse, there are several different game modes you can try, including training and survival modes. Additionally, this 2D survival game has a hand-drawn graphic style. The images look like classic cartoons with nostalgic colors and shapes. However, the game crashes frequently, and the controls are difficult to control—they don't respond accordingly, which can ruin your gameplay.
See for yourself
Overall, 60 Seconds! Reatomized makes a great first impression with its simplistic yet charming graphics and gameplay. If you love nostalgia, this survival game is a great option to help you pass the time. In addition to being challenging, it offers a variety of different modes. It is fun to try, but it's not without its problems. The app crashes frequently, and the controls don't always respond correctly.
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