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Description
The year is 1986, the Chernobyl No 4 nuclear reactor is on fire!
Your Mission:
- Put out the fire by dropping sand&boron into the reactor core.
- Swing the helicopter bucket and release the payload!
- Try not to fly directly into the smoke, check your dosimeter!
- Pick up all the red stars to heal your radiation damage.
- Avoid the radioactive particles around the helicopter.
3.6 roentgen, not great not terrible...
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Your Mission:
- Put out the fire by dropping sand&boron into the reactor core.
- Swing the helicopter bucket and release the payload!
- Try not to fly directly into the smoke, check your dosimeter!
- Pick up all the red stars to heal your radiation damage.
- Avoid the radioactive particles around the helicopter.
3.6 roentgen, not great not terrible...
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Chernobyl Rescue Reviews
Fun little game to play during free time.
I’ve liked Chernobyl stuff for around 2-3 months and the game is great! Radiation sound makes it sound even better. Oh and btw, this game might make you rage but chances are 1/12. Just 1 problem, Dev, can you make the radiation particles slower? This might improve the game by a lot. But over all, this is a great mini game!
Bad
It seems like the dev watched the Chernobyl miniseries and decided that everything in it was real. It was a dramatization. They had to go over/near the core to put the fires out. There was radiation all around them. You can literally crash right into the ventilation stack, crane, or the ventilation building and not die. But when you touch a “radioactive particle” you instantly drop dead. What? Overall a crappy game.
Fun little game
He is right, it does make you rage. Well, at least I did. Oh hey! You, developer. May you make the radioactive particles move slower, It’s kinda hard. But, either than that.. IT’S AMAZING! 😉
It’s a fun little game
I’m so into Chernobyl and this little game is perfect for me :)
It’s a little hard
One thing is certain the radioactive things are very hard to get away from and the map is not very big but besides that it’s a fun game but WARNING It may make you rage just an FYI
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
- Istvan Tomor
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.2 (5 years ago )
- Released on
- Jul 20, 2019 (5 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Russia, China, Italy, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Hungary, Türkiye, Poland, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Mexico, Netherlands, Romania, Czechia, Spain, Thailand, Belarus, Slovakia, Kazakhstan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Hong Kong SAR China, Austria, Armenia, New Zealand, Latvia, Greece, Vietnam, Ireland, Switzerland, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Taiwan, Portugal, Sweden, Pakistan, Singapore, Slovenia, Peru, United Arab Emirates, Norway, Finland, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brunei, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Algeria, Ecuador, Egypt, Nigeria, Indonesia, Israel, India, Iceland, Japan, South Korea, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
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