20 Seconds1.0 - Google Play
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Publisher Description
The ultimate reaction action game: 20 Seconds.
20 Seconds is a small, fast paced, action game. Are YOU the one that saves our planet from doom? Act and destroy as many bad particles in the game as you can by moving your nanobot quickly onto them. Be fast in this action game; but be very careful as well. Do NOT touch the core for it's about to explode. You only have 20 seconds so don't mess up. Every second counts. Time for Action!
This game does not contain adds nor does it have in-app purchases.
Quick Gameplay Instruction:
Destroy the particles before they disappear. Destroy the red particles in the game to obtain more game time. Yellow and green particles could up your score but also provide for more game time. Destroying blue particles however reduce the game time. So depending on your reflexes and reactionspeed the game could potentially last forever.
Survive long enough to make it to the Google leaderboards!
Play and unlock unique achievements!
Background
Earth: 2039. Energy now is the most valuable commodity but natural resources are running scarce. Due to the hazards uranium as not a viable alternative. Thorium however might be.
A new liquid-fluoride thorium reactor was just taken into production near Geneva. No one could have foreseen the unexpected interaction between the reactor particles and some escaped protons from the Large Hadron Collider nearby. Extinction is imminent.
Only you can save earth. Seconds prior to ultimate destruction scientists managed to release a remote controlled nanobot into the reactor core. Can you destroy enough particles to safe earth?