With only 60 seconds left to impact, guide Ted in a mad, intense and action packed dash through his house in search of his family and useful supplies. Or not.Ħ0 Seconds! requires at least an iPhone 5, iPad 3, or iPad mini 2.Īs Ted, a responsible citizen and a family man, you are faced with a slight disturbance to your happy, suburban lifestyle. Make difficult decisions, ration food and hunt mutant cockroaches. Collect supplies and rescue your family before the nuke hits. The messages were broadcast into Crimea, the peninsula illegally annexed from Ukraine in 2014, the Ria Novosti news agency reported.Īt the time, Russian state media blamed Ukraine for the messages.60 Seconds! is a dark comedy atomic adventure of scavenge and survival. Last month, Russian regional broadcasters put out a false warning urging people to take shelter from an incoming missile attack. There was no immediate claim of responsibility, though a number of cyber hacks targeting Russia have been carried out by pro-Ukranian groups. The Telegraph could not immediately verify the reports that originated in Russia. “A false air raid alert was broadcast in Moscow after servers of radio stations and TV channels were hacked,” said the emergencies ministry in a statement. The warning was the third time Russian broadcasters had been targeted with similar stunts in the past month. Use gas masks of all types.”Īfter the message was broadcast, screens displayed a black and yellow radiation warning symbol.
There was a strike,” warned a Russian voice. Those watching on television were presented with a map of Russia slowly being covered in red, from west to east, while the sound of an air raid siren was blasted out of their speakers. The Russian emergencies ministry blamed the false alarm on a massive cyber attack against state broadcasters. Viewers and listeners were told to take potassium iodide, put on gas masks and seek shelter immediately.
Television and radio broadcasts in Moscow and the Sverdlovsk region were briefly interrupted with a message warning of an atomic missile strike on Russian soil. Russians were warned to rush to their nearest nuclear bomb shelters and take anti-radiation pills on Thursday after hackers took over state media.
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