Nuclear Day is a GRITTY and EXCITING Survival Game [First Impression]

My Overall Score 8/10 Great 2D graphics with a fun hardcore survival element. Explore new areas and discover hidden treasures and fascinating people. My biggest concern is the extremely limited backpack space you have earl on. Survival in a post-apocalyptic world! Amazing game with a unique atmosphere! Try to survive in a post-nuclear city. Can you handle the post-nuclear world? Radiation, hunger, disease and suffering are everywhere. And your only goal is to escape from the dying city and find the love of youth. Unique Atmosphere and deep story. Solve the mystery of the lost documents and make choices: will you save everyone or will you leave them to die...

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From Fallout to STALKER to Metro 2033, I’ve been obsessed with games set in the post-apocalypse for as long as I can remember. Even in the last few months, I’ve reviewed a number of them, including Bunker 2021 and Hell O City. The latest to join my ever-growing list is Nuclear Day Survival, a survival adventure game out now in early access from Russian developer Somnium Fabri. Nuclear Day Survival throws players into the end-times in medias res. It’s not entirely clear what has brought about this particular vision of the apocalypse—early diary entries, as well as, uh, the game's title, hint at a nuclear bomb blowing up without offering much more context around the event. Within moments of stepping into the boots of one of the few survivors left struggling to stay alive, I discovered that the outside world was covered in radiation, and I couldn’t safely leave my bunker without a gas mask. The game’s tutorial is presented as exploring that tiny vault by moving left to right on a 2D plane. While it wasn’t the most impressive place to live, I was able to scavenge through drawers and lockers to collect some basic supplies.