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60 Seconds! is a indie-survival dark comedy game developed and published by Robot Gentleman in May 2015. The most current version of the game is 60 Seconds! Reatomized, a remastered version released in July 2019 which adds additional content. It can be purchased for Windows devices on Steam, for the Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo eShop, for PlayStation 4 on the PlayStation Store, for Xbox One on the Xbox Marketplace, for Android devices on Google Play, and for Apple devices on the App Store.

This wiki also contains information pertaining to the spacebound sequel 60 Parsecs!. 60 Parsecs! was released in September 2018 and can be purchased for Windows devices on Steam here, for Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo eShop, for PlayStation 4 on the PlayStation Store, for Xbox One on the Xbox Marketplace, for Android devices on Google Play, and for Apple devices on the App Store.

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Gameplay

In the game 60 Seconds you get 60 seconds to scavenge. Whatever items (and people) you manage to get in those 60 seconds will determine your fate. If you grab nothing but Ted you will most likely die on day six, or earlier, of dehydration. Once you and whoever you chose to bring with you are in the bunker you will see a Journal in the bottom right of your screen. That book will basically tell you everything that is happening. It will tell you when you need to use supplies, feed your survivors, and what is happening around your shelter. If you send your only adult out to scavenge, you get the game over screen. Sending your only adult out to scavenge means you will not know what is happening inside your bunker, and you end up with a game over screen. If you have only a child/the children in the bunker, you end up with text that appears and disappears saying, "The End". When you finish the day, you end up with the game over screen, saying "You Perished".

The only exception to this is that you send your only adult out (with a child in the bunker) and they come back. The "The End" screen will not be activated. If it is activated on the day the adult is sent or on the days after, you get the "The End" screen, signaling that said adult is either captured, killed, has perished on the mission, or any other possible outcome.

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