Atomic City

[h1]Atomic City[/h1] [i]«Говорят, что ядерная война — это конец всему. Они просто забыли добавить, что после этого у вас будет минута на то, чтобы с помощью мышки, золотых монет и полного отсутствия инстинкта самосохранения доказать, что вы — главный безумец в этом радиоактивном пепле.»[/i] ☢️🖱️ [quote][i]Всем привет. Автор не несет ответственности за причиненный вред своими обзорами. Любое сходство с другими обзорами случайно. Данный обзор является лишь мнением автора и вы можете всегда оставаться при своем мнении! Спасибо за понимание и приятной игры![/i][/quote] [h2]📜Описание[/h2] [b]Atomic City[/b] — это симулятор последнего героя, которому выпала честь встретить ядерный апокалипсис с мышкой в одной руке и полным отсутствием здравого смысла в другой. Ваш город атакован «сами знаете кем», и тысячи бомб летят на вас с небес, как будто кто-то перевернул ящик с гвоздями. Это «пулевой ад» минутными волнами: выживи минуту — иди в магазин, умри — вини только свой кривой прицел. Никакой клавиатуры (кроме паузы по кнопке «Выход»), только мышь и ваша готовность стать радиоактивной легендой в онлайн-таблице лидеров. [h2]🎨Графика и звук[/h2] Графика в [b]Atomic City[/b] — это минимализм, доведённый до уровня «я художник, я так вижу ядерный гриб». Никаких фотореалистичных взрывов, только чёткие силуэты бомб, оружия и собираемых монет, чтобы ваш глаз не отвлекался от главного — от попыток не сдохнуть. Звук — это симфония апокалипсиса: грохот разрывов, свист падающих ракет и музыка, под которую даже сирена воздушной тревоги звучит как ремикс. Надевайте наушники — соседи должны знать, что вы готовитесь к Судному дню, а не просто кликаете мышью. [h2]🎮Геймплей[/h2] Геймплей гениален в своём безумии: у вас есть две руки оружия — левая и правая кнопки мыши стреляют из них, средняя меняет стволы. Базовое оружие имеет бесконечные патроны, но настоящее веселье начинается, когда из обломков врагов выпадают пушки помощнее — с ограниченным боезапасом. Припасы нужно ловить на лету, но если расстрелять их до приземления, получите золотые монеты — местную валюту, за которую между волнами можно купить всё, от новых стволов до, вероятно, свинцовых трусов. Каждая волна длится ровно минуту — идеально для кофе-брейка или для того, чтобы доказать коллегам, кто тут главный параноик. Пройдите волну без урона — получите золотой бонус; накопите 999 золота — сможете выполнить экстренный сброс, но он обнулит всё, включая вашу гордость. [h2]📖Сюжет и атмосфера[/h2] Сюжета здесь ровно столько, сколько нужно для оправдания геноцида бомб: на ваш город напали «сами знаете кто», и теперь единственный способ выжить — стрелять во всё, что падает. Никаких диалогов, моральных выборов и слёзных прощаний — только вы, мышь и бесконечный запас ядерных осадков. Атмосфера передана через постоянное напряжение: одна ошибка, и вы — пепел. Но именно это и затягивает: каждая новая попытка — это шанс подняться выше в таблице лидеров и доказать, что даже в атомном аду есть место рекордам. [h2]✅Плюсы:[/h2] [list] [*] ⭐ Идеальная игра для коротких сессий: одна минута — одна волна, можно играть даже в обеденный перерыв, не вызывая подозрений у начальника. [*] ⭐ Простейшее управление: только мышь, даже клавиатура не нужна — идеально для тех, кто хочет страдать без лишних движений. [*] ⭐ Затягивающий геймплей: сбор золота, покупка оружия, экстренный сброс — всё это заставляет возвращаться и пытаться побить свой рекорд. [*] ⭐ Онлайн-таблица лидеров: единственное место, где ваше выживание в атомном городе будет иметь значение, пока вы хвастаетесь перед друзьями. [*] ⭐ Присутствие системы достижений для истинных коллекционеров прекрасного. [/list] [h2]❌Минусы:[/h2] [list] [*] ⚠️ Невозможность пройти игру: для кого-то это минус — победы не будет, только бесконечное выживание ради выживания. [*] ⚠️ Риск туннельного синдрома: кликать придётся много, и ваш запястный канал может запросить ядерную зиму вне очереди. [*] ⚠️ Минималистичная графика: любителям фотореализма придётся довольствоваться чёткими силуэтами и вспышками, как в ретро-играх. [*] ⚠️ Золотой экстренный сброс: копить 999 монет, чтобы всё потерять — это как купить билет на конец света за собственные деньги. [*] ⚠️ Отсутствуют дополнительные материалы в Steam вроде обоев или карточек. [/list] [h2]😈Заключение:[/h2] [b]“Atomic City”[/b] — это маленькая, но невероятно ядрёная игра, которая превращает вашу мышку в пульт управления апокалипсисом. Она не пытается быть глубокой, но предлагает ровно то, за чем вы пришли: быстрый, простой и безумно затягивающий геймплей, под который можно скоротать вечер или устроить соревнование с друзьями. Если вы готовы продать душу за строчку в таблице лидеров и принять тот факт, что победы здесь не будет, — добро пожаловать в Атомный Город. Только не забудьте запастись золотом и гелем для запястий. [h2]💎Итоговая оценка:[/h2] [h3]Общий балл: 7/10 ☢️[/h3] [h2]Внимание![/h2] [i]Хотите поддержать меня? Тогда проходите по ссылке на мои другие обзоры "[url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/laykan/recommended/]ссылка[/url]". Также буду очень рад любой поддержки с вашей стороны. Всем добра, удачи и приятной игры! ^_^[/i]

[h1][b] Atomic City [/b] is a fun little game, but very challenging, and is excellent value for money considering its price tag. [/h1] I was expecting Atomic City to play like Missile Command which is surely where the origins of this game were born. It differs quite a lot though and is definitely an upgrade on that experience. Instead of relying on explosions in the air to wipe out bogies and their weapons, this game takes a more direct route and gives us two weapons which we can control with the right and left mouse buttons as we move the cursor around the screen for aiming. Direct hits are needed to destroy enemy fighters and the bombs and missiles that they drop, and aiming slightly ahead of their trajectory is necessary to be successful. If the bombs and missiles hit your city, they will deplete your life and eventually destroy your city. Occasionally, health drops and weapon drops parachute to the ground. At first, I thought I was meant to shoot them. Oops. Let them drop to the ground and they will reward you with weapon upgrades and reset your health. New weapon upgrades do deplete though and then you revert back to your standard issue weapon with unlimited ammo. Each wave brings about harder opponents, who are faster and drop more weapons. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3367154308 I found the game quite challenging and could only get on to wave four before I was inundated with falling death. If you don’t destroy the enemies quickly enough, they will drop bombs, and then your attention is on trying to destroy those bombs, yet whilst you are destroying bombs, more bombs are being dropped because you are not shooting the enemy down. Before you know it, the air is filled with bombs and missiles and you get overwhelmed very quickly. I tried a lot of times and could not get past the hypersonic fighters because as soon as they appear they drop bombs immediately so it is hard to stay on top of things, plus they move faster. There is a shop which you can access in-between each round. Rounds last exactly one minute before your troops come in and clear the area. In the shop you can buy things like upgraded weapons, such as lasers, rockets, cluster bombs, and high damage explosions; shields; health boosts; radars to see in the dark; and extra lives. These upgrades cost money which you earn in game somehow (I wasn’t quite sure) but I never lasted long enough to earn the money needed to buy any upgrades, and although initially I was eager to give the game another go to try and progress, I felt like I was in a rut and just could not progress. Perhaps, the shop items are too expensive and are preventing any further advancement, or some more help is needed like shields which you can use for free. Maybe there could be different difficulty levels to choose from which would cater for all skill levels. Just a thought. The game is perfect for dipping in and out of as sessions only last a few minutes. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3367154065 Your score is recorded on an online leader board and you get to put in a message too alongside your name. Achievements are going to be hard to get because you earn an achievement for finishing a level up to level twenty and the others are for using upgraded weapons. Even though the graphics are quite basic looking they are quite atmospheric with nice explosions and the sound effects are very good. [h1]🍳Conclusion🍳[/h1] [quote][h2][b]Atomic City[/b] is an entertaining arcade shooter based on Missile Command but with upgraded weapons and game play. The game is very challenging but easy to play with just a mouse and is excellent value for money. If you enjoy a challenge, certainly give it a go. [/h2][/quote] Curator Info: [quote]Thank you for reading my review. If you enjoyed it, please follow[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/] [b]IndieGems[/b] [/url] for more reviews like this one. We also have a [url=https://www.youtube.com/@IndieGems2][b]YouTube channel[/b][/url] if you would rather see game play footage with reviews. [/quote]

The game is ok, but there are no saves. Starting the game from zero point every time is not fun. P.S. The developer could have made several game modes: - arcade with savings without global results [-not implemented-]; - race without saving with global results [-currently implemented-]; >>>However you can still buy checkpoints with in-game money, as a non permanent save. Isn't buying temporary saves Pay2Win?

Highly recommend - this is my first game play on my YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmLGk5PXWyc ) and I knew within a couple of minutes this was an absolute keeper and a steal at the price. It reminds me of a combination of Missile Command and Zzoom - this is a good thing - a very good thing. You can't go wrong at the price point that is cheaper than a Tesco's meal deal either. Have fun and save your city !

Protip: Lead your shots, and shoot directly where you expect the enemies to be instead of letting shots fly PAST your target - gotta get them with the air detonation.

[h1]쉬워보이지만 뒤로 갈수록 피폐해지는[/h1] 플레이 영상 https://youtu.be/ylrGo6IpWBU 화면을 반갈죽(?)하여 좌측은 좌클, 우측은 우클이 가까우며 좌클로 우측도 맞출 수는 있지만 미사일이 오래날아간다, 미사일이 오래날아간다는 뜻은 몇몇 무기를 제외하고는 목표지점까지 도달하는데 시간차가 있는 무기들이 있으며 이는 모기같이 빨리 날아다니는 외계인 들을 맞추기에는 예측샷을 해야한다는 소리다... 뭐 자원을 벌면 레이저라던지 특수 무기들로 다이렉트 공격이 가능하므로 쉬울수도 있지만 점점 변해가는 배경과 적들을 볼때 진짜 20레벨까지 가는건 그때그때 운과 실력이 따라줘야 할 수 있을 것 같다! 동체시력 향상을 위해 2,300원으로 훈련을...(뭔 개소리지?) 참고로 등수놀이도 가능한데 플레이하는 사람이 적은지 플레이한지 꽤 오래되었는데도 아직도 5위!ㅋㅋ

A developer gave me a copy of this game yesterday. It's pretty fun to play but I think they need to fix a few issues with saving settings. For example when I change the game to windowed mode, it keeps switching back to fullscreen every time I restart. I enjoy the gameplay but I'm not a fan of the text format, it’s a bit hard to read. Overall this game is good.

Atomic City is a compact but fiercely focused arcade experience developed and published by anthund that distills classic city-defense shooters into a modern, mouse-driven format. From the opening moments, the game makes its priorities clear: immediacy, intensity, and clarity. There is no lengthy tutorial or narrative framing to wade through—your city is under attack, and survival depends entirely on how quickly you can read the screen, prioritize threats, and keep your aim steady as the sky fills with danger. The core loop revolves around defending a vulnerable city from relentless aerial assaults delivered in rapid, minute-long waves. Enemy aircraft streak across the screen, dropping bombs and missiles that must be intercepted before they reach the ground. The elegance of the design lies in its simplicity: left and right mouse buttons control separate weapons, while a quick swap lets you adapt to changing situations on the fly. Basic weapons have unlimited ammunition, encouraging constant engagement, while more powerful tools appear intermittently and demand careful timing to maximize their impact. The result is a rhythm of constant motion and decision-making where hesitation is punished immediately. As waves progress, Atomic City steadily escalates pressure rather than complexity. Enemies move faster, attack from multiple angles, and flood the screen with overlapping threats that force players to triage in real time. Do you eliminate the source by shooting down aircraft, or neutralize the immediate danger by intercepting their payloads? This tension defines every successful run and gives the game its arcade bite. Early moments feel manageable and even empowering, but the difficulty curve ramps quickly, transforming the experience into a test of endurance and composure under sustained chaos. Between waves, the game introduces a light layer of progression through a shop system. Currency earned during defense can be spent on upgrades such as improved weapons, shields, radar enhancements, and other survivability tools. These upgrades don’t radically change the fundamental mechanics, but they do provide subtle advantages that can extend a run and reward skillful play. Progression feels intentionally restrained; rather than allowing players to overpower the challenge through grinding, Atomic City emphasizes mastery of its core mechanics as the primary path to success. This keeps the focus squarely on player skill rather than long-term stat inflation. Visually, the game adopts a clean, functional pixel-art style that prioritizes readability over spectacle. Explosions are bold, projectiles are clearly defined, and enemy silhouettes remain distinct even when the screen is saturated with movement. The city itself serves as a constant visual reminder of what’s at stake, gradually taking damage as threats slip through your defenses. Sound design reinforces this feedback loop with sharp weapon effects and impactful explosions that make every successful interception feel satisfying, while the absence of overly elaborate audio keeps attention fixed on the action. Atomic City’s greatest strength is also its most polarizing feature: its uncompromising difficulty and narrow focus. There are no branching modes, story beats, or alternate objectives to dilute the experience. Success is measured purely by survival time and performance, making the game ideally suited for short, intense sessions and score-chasing play. For players who enjoy classic arcade challenges and the satisfaction of incremental personal improvement, this design is invigorating. For others seeking variety or narrative motivation, the experience may feel repetitive or punishing over longer stretches. Ultimately, Atomic City succeeds by understanding exactly what it wants to be and refusing to overextend beyond that vision. It delivers a tightly designed, high-pressure arcade shooter that values responsiveness, clarity, and skill above all else. While its scope is modest and its structure unforgiving, the game offers a compelling loop of tension and release that makes every successful wave feel earned. For fans of retro-inspired arcade action or players looking for a pure, mouse-driven test of reflexes and focus, Atomic City stands as a sharp, concentrated burst of defensive chaos that rewards persistence and precision. Rating: 7/10

Atomic City is a fast, addictive wave-based shooter that’s easy to pick up and hard to put down. The mouse-only controls feel smooth, the difficulty ramps up perfectly, and surviving each wave is incredibly satisfying. Simple, intense, and fun — exactly what an arcade survival game should be.