Split Happens
Manage an old, rundown nuclear power plant with up to 6 friends in online co-op. Fix hazards before you put the reactor in critical condition, manage the chaos to avoid a meltdown, and try not to get in the way of your coworkers.
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Fix hazards using whatever tools you can get your hands on. Pipes will burst, systems will fail, and there’s never enough time to do things “the right way.” Luckily, duct tape, mops, and questionable engineering decisions are usually good enough to keep the reactor from exploding… for now.
Manage the reactor’s power by pulling the energy lever. The higher the output, the more unstable the reactor becomes, meaning more hazards, more panic, and more reasons for your coworkers to yell at you.
Not every minute has to be intense, radioactive chaos. If you manage to find a spare moment between disasters, take some time to mess around with your coworkers, dance, joke, and make a few questionable decisions that definitely won’t slow things down later.
