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Download para Windows. Informações. Aplicativos alternativos. Jogo de sobrevivência nuclear. 60 Segundos é um jogo de sobrevivência apocalíptico obscuro e cômico. À medida que as sirenes de alerta atômicas se apagam, os jogadores devem correr em sua casa para reunir suprimentos antes de tentar sobreviver em um abrigo apertado. Vida abaixo.
Step into the frenzied universe of 60 Seconds! Reatomized, a game that catapults you into a world teetering on the brink of nuclear destruction, now reimagined with a fresh coat of polish and heaps of new content.
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“This game broke my heart and restored my faith in humanity.”
Vice Motherboard
“The stories you create are intimate, complex and multidimensional... a moving microcosm of the human condition.”
Wired
“One Hour One Life is a masterpiece of game design.”
9/10 – The Games Machine
Note (July 14, 2023): I'm back to updating the game weekly, as promised, after taking an extended break to focus on my family. There have now been 128 weekly updates, with many more to come. I've been working on this game for more than 7 years now, and it may well be the largest game ever made entirely by a single person. My goal with these latest ...
A multiplayer survival game of parenting and civilization building. Get born to another player as your mother. Live an entire life in one hour. Have babies of your own in the form of other players. Leave a legacy for the next generation as you help to rebuild civilization from scratch.
Hey folks, I'm Jason Rohrer, and I've been working on One Hour One Life for more than three years. I've been doing everything myself---I drew all the graphics on paper with pens and markers, I coded the entire engine from scratch, I composed and performed all of the music, and I even made all of the sound effects. It's a very personal game, and it's really unlike anything else that's out there. It's also a huge game---over 1300 fully interactive, craftable objects already. And it's only getting bigger, with weekly updates adding new things all the time. The game was initially released on my own website in February of 2018, and over the intervening months, I released 29 updates off-Steam. I've promised to keep releasing weekly update for at least the next two years, with the end goal of making the largest, most comprehensive crafting game in history.
Okay, so what about the game itself?
First of all, you only live for an hour, where each minute marks a passing year. You join the game server as a newborn baby, and some other randomly-chosen player is your mother. You depend on her for your survival. And why will she be willing to waste her valuable time and resources to keep you alive? Because she's going to die in an hour just like everyone else, and if she wants what she accomplishes in her lifetime to have any meaning, then the next generation (aka, you) is her only hope. And if you survive into adulthood, you may get the chance to have babies of your own---other players, just joining the server---and those babies will be the next generation that gives meaning to your own life accomplishments.
Across this ever-growing family tree of generations, players are collectively conducting an enormous project: they are rebuilding civilization from scratch. The online game world starts out as a near-infinite expanse of wilderness (four billion meters wide from east to west, and four billion meters wide from north to south, with a total surface area of over 18,000,000,000,000,000,000 square meters, or 36,000 times bigger than Earth). The very first player to join the server is Eve, and she starts out in the wilderness as the root of the family tree. Eve and her immediate offspring lay the foundation for the future civilization, perhaps making a few primitive tools, cooking basic foods, and starting a small farm as they scrape out a meager existence before dying. Future generations will build on this primitive foundation, eventually mastering more and more advanced technology, including domesticated animals, metal working, permanent buildings, and transportation networks.
But as real-life history has shown, civilization is fragile. A generation that is born into the lap of luxury---on the backs of their ancestors' hard-won accomplishments---can just as easily squander their inheritance as build upon it. Key resources run out over time, so careful management, planning, and organization are necessary to prevent an inevitable collapse. Thus, the game graduates from the individual challenge of primitive survival in the early stages to a group organizational and leadership challenge in the later stages. How do rules and procedures for group survival propagate across multiple generations? What did our great grandparents have in mind for this village?
Minimum:
•OS *: Windows XP or newer
•Processor: 1.7+ GHz or better
•Memory: 2 GB RAM
•Graphics: GeForce G210M or better; 256 MB or higher
•Network: Broadband Internet connection
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- Nov 8, 2018
60 Seconds! é uma aventura atômica de sobrevivência com uma pitada de humor negro. Busque mantimentos e resgate sua família antes de a bomba cair. Mantenha-se vivo no seu abrigo nuclear. Tome decisões difíceis, racione comida e extermine baratas mutantes!
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