Nuclear Nightmare

Online games

Information:

Release Date

0001/01/01

Developer

BG Productions

Size

7.69GB

Language

English

System Requirements:

10 / 11 (x64 bit)

Processor

Intel Core i5-7500 / AMD Ryzen 3 3300X

RAM

8 GB

Graphic Card

NVIDIA GeForce 1060 GTX / AMD Radeon RX 5700

Game Description

Nuclear Nightmare allows players to play online with a friend, racing against the clock in the arctic wilderness. The plot of the game revolves around the search for secret documents under the threat of a nuclear strike from the US government. You can start the game for free on a pirate site by connecting online to the Internet. By exploring abandoned laboratories, teams search for resources necessary for survival, including weapons and equipment. This is a fast-paced online game where radio coordination helps players avoid deadly danger, including the black goo virus that destroys everything in its path.

The black goo virus is a constant threat throughout the operation. Before heading out, players stock up on vaccines, knowing full well that each team member can only carry five items at a time. The infection is spread through contact, forcing teams to adhere to strict protocols and regular health checks. Soda machines scattered around the map serve as upgrade stations, where collected points are converted into life-saving bonuses. The terrain requires mastery of a variety of vehicles, from nimble snowmobiles to tactical helicopters, while trained huskies scout for danger ahead.

Time management drives every decision in the field. Teams weigh the risks of a thorough search for objects against the countdown to nuclear disaster. The virus mutates into aggressive creatures, turning the usual Arctic fauna into deadly obstacles. Radio conversations between team members become increasingly tense as signs of infection emerge, leading to difficult choices about who to trust and when to use the precious vaccines. The supply provides temporary relief, but getting to it often means exposing yourself to the elements and entities.