A lot of the game feels like it plays on chance, sometimes this feels unfair, but what's fair in a post-nuclear world? With nearly endless replay value due to its aextremely random nature !60 Seconds is a different but fun take on the survival genre.As Ted, a accountable citizen and a household man, you’re confronted with a slight disturbance to your glad, suburban life-style. The Survival part is just stills of the family and bunker that change as the days pass. The spawns of the items and your family are random, so there is no remembering where everything is, making each playthrough unfold differently. In the first 60 seconds, you amble around the house as the father, with clumsy controls, making this task even more complicated. The Last mode, Survival, is the rest of a playthrough, where your family sits in the bunker, and you ration food and water, and react to different situations, or opt someone to go out and scavenge for more supplies. During this 60 seconds, you scramble to gather as many supplies, and family members, as you can and get them into the bunker as fast as possible. Scavenge is just the 60 seconds at the start of each playthrough. Apocalypse is the whole game, meshing the other two modes together. Atomic Drill is a tutorial mode, to get you acquainted with the mechanics of the game and decision making. This game really feels like two different games smashed together into one amalgamation. This game really feels like two different games smashed together into one 60 Seconds! is a Post-Apocalyptic Survival Narrative Decision game. 60 Seconds! is a Post-Apocalyptic Survival Narrative Decision game.

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