Nuclear inc 2. Atom simulator
Released 4/23/2018First seen 11d agoLast fetched 3d ago
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Apple App StoreUS · 2026-08-04
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3.80
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158
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Version
2
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It is common knowledge, that nuclear power plants are considered to be the most controversial source of energy, since nuclear reactors are very dangerous. Would you be able to control the atomic energy of the reactor? The main location of our simulator is a huge remote room where players can find hundreds of devices, screens and indicators. You, as the bravest superhero, will have to take on the role of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant operator and control all the processes in order to put the station into a safe operation mode. • This hardcore game consists of 12 levels. • Each level becomes available after completing the previous objectives. • At first, you will go through the training and learn how to manage a nuclear power plant. • You will have access to various improvements and bonuses that will help to optimize the control process of our nuclear reactor. We are 100% sure that you want some risk in your life, and therefore created the last two hardcore levels - Fukushima and Chernobyl. They are extremely difficult, but if you take a dosimeter with you and measure the external radiation background, then you may avoid the explosion of our power reactor! Only you can change the outcome of 1986 and save our planet from a technological disaster! Due to various special effects and unique gameplay, the game keeps you energized and brings a flurry of emotions from passing each level! Attention! Check the pressure and temperature in our nuclear reactor, and do not forget about the gas turbine. Carelessness may lead to a nuclear disaster! Game Features: - Contains detailed training; - Realistic nuclear reactor control system; - Fukushima and Chernobyl locations; - Unique gameplay; - Four different languages; - The presence of various emergency incidents, for example, earthquakes, fires and other disasters.
