Currently, you can find the Spring Offers in the Playstation Store. If you are looking for a good game for the weekend, a game on the PS5 could be just the right thing. And it costs you only 5 euros.
Which game are we talking about? 60 Seconds! Reatomized is a post-apocalyptic adventure from 2020, and primarily a game for fans of dark humor. It can be described as a narrative survival game, as ultimately your goal is to lead a family safely through the nuclear apocalypse.
You can play the game on PS4/PS5, Xbox, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. However, in the PS Store, you can currently get it for 50% off.
In the trailer, you get to know your new family and can take a first look at the gameplay:
Until when does the offer run? The offer in the Playstation Store runs until April 25, 2024. Until then, you can get 60 Seconds! Reatomized for €4.99 instead of the full price of €9.99.
You can download the game there in the PS4 version. However, since it has quite simple graphics and the gameplay is not particularly demanding, it should also look and run very well on the PS5.
What can you expect? In 60 Seconds! Reatomized, you want to survive the nuclear apocalypse as a family. This is just about to happen at the beginning of the game. As a player, you choose to control either the father or the mother and then have exactly 60 seconds to throw all the important things from your house into your bunker.
While doing this, you should not forget your family members. Because unfortunately, they won’t do anything on their own. You also cannot carry an unlimited number of items at once. So you need to plan a bit about what you can accomplish in the 60 seconds, what might really be important, and ensure to leave enough time for yourself to jump into the bunker as well.
Master your new life in the bunker
After that, the whole game takes place in the bunker. With all the items and family members you managed to secure and a few supplies. Through point-and-click, you can then interact with the various items in your bunker and must make important decisions here and there.
You decide, for example, who gets which supply on which day. Or who should leave the bunker and what they should take with them on their way. Every decision has a consequence at the end of the day or in the long run. Keep in mind that your family members may be in a worse mood or even go a bit crazy with each passing day.
A diary entry then summarizes what happened due to your decisions, who survived to see a new day, and whether there were any special occurrences. There are so many possibilities that you can really play the game often without experiencing the same sequence again.
Your goal, of course, is to ensure your family’s survival for as long as possible, ideally until it is safe to leave the bunker again.
That point-and-click games can be really good has also been noted by MeinMMO author Christos Tsogos: A dark game on Steam showed me that even the most boring genres deserve a chance
