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Ask Japan is a simple anti-nuclear game with a little surprise at the end.
You are in a Nuclear Power Plant and something goes wrong… you will not survive.
Hit to destroy atoms as quick as possible, they become smaller and faster each level.
Sometimes an hydrant help you. You will not survive with more than 100 atoms left.
The use of the Smiling Sun® is licensed by OOA Fonden.
You are in a Nuclear Power Plant and something goes wrong… you will not survive.
Hit to destroy atoms as quick as possible, they become smaller and faster each level.
Sometimes an hydrant help you. You will not survive with more than 100 atoms left.
The use of the Smiling Sun® is licensed by OOA Fonden.
What's New
Version 0.3: initial release.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
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Ask Japan is a simple anti-nuclear game with a little surprise at the end.
You are in a Nuclear Power Plant and something goes wrong… you will not survive.
Hit to destroy atoms as quick as possible, they become smaller and faster each level.
Sometimes an hydrant help you. You will not survive with more than 100 atoms left.
The use of the Smiling Sun® is licensed by OOA Fonden.
You are in a Nuclear Power Plant and something goes wrong… you will not survive.
Hit to destroy atoms as quick as possible, they become smaller and faster each level.
Sometimes an hydrant help you. You will not survive with more than 100 atoms left.
The use of the Smiling Sun® is licensed by OOA Fonden.
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It is not a game for Japan but a reality, and there are victims.
It dislikes it insensitively of the remainder.
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A too insensitive guy is this fellow.
http://twitter.com/#!/cgand
Even the fatuous attempt of applying to Mac App Store for software that sneers at Japan is done.
Go to hell with Chinese Gold farmer!
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The aim of the game is remember you that playing with atoms is dangerous. So in the game, so in real life.
This is because as final surprise you can't restart the game but only quit.
I'm the first worried about Fukushima disaster, that's human.
I hope I'll never say "Ask (put the name of your country)".
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