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Core Containment

Fix a failing reactor with your team… or make everything worse. Every system is connected. Every mistake has consequences. And not everyone can survive.

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About the Game

Core Containment is a chaotic co-op game where you manage a failing nuclear facility.

Turn systems on, route power, and perform manual overrides… while everything around you starts breaking.

What happens when things go wrong

  • Fix cooling → lights go out

  • Route power → another system shuts down

  • Use override → the core starts overheating

Every action affects something else.

Features

Interconnected Systems
Every system affects another. One mistake can trigger a chain reaction.

Limited Power
You can’t power everything. Choose what stays alive.

Manual Overrides
Some systems can’t be fixed remotely. Someone must go there… and do it manually.

Dynamic Facility
Room systems change every run. Learn the map, not the solution.

High-Pressure Cooperation
Communicate fast, or everything falls apart.

Critical State

When the core reaches critical condition, only a limited number of players can survive.

Decide who makes it.
Work together… or watch everything fall apart.