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Meltdown Crew

Run a barely-stable nuclear reactor with your friends in this online co-op physics chaos game. Fix broken systems, manage radiation, survive power outages, and prevent a total meltdown before everything goes horribly wrong.

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Meltdown Crew is an online co-op game where you have to control a 1980s style nuclear reactor by using proximity voice chat and phones to communicate with your friends. You and up to 5 friends have to prevent a total meltdown while producing as much power as possible.

Objects are physics-based and fuel rods will go flying if you are not careful. Monitor radiation levels, haul equipment, repair broken systems, handle power outages, and desperately try to prevent the whole facility from spiraling into a total meltdown.

Grab your friends, put on a hazmat suit, and pretend you know how a nuclear reactor works.