(openPR) - To struggle through life and take up a challenge to home on a target. That seems to be like real life in the new role playing game Nuclear Collapse on the mobile phone. The player feels like an element of an exciting adventure story that is steered by the player himself.
In the dark future of Nuclear Collapse the humanity has shady prospects. Enslaved by alien overlords men carve out a miserable existence in a mine colony. The player takes the part of one of the diggers and makes preparations for escaping slavery. Therefore the complex world of Nuclear Collapse has to be explored and a numerous tasks must be fulfilled.
The gamer will meet more than 50 characters in the role playing game and fulfil different missions. Advantageous aids and items for trades and barters are necessary to accomplish a purpose. So the further the main character of the game gets, the more he or she will collect weapons, shields and battle experience; thus very important things to affect the final battle against the aliens.
Nuclear Collapse is an elaborate role playing mobile game with a complex game play. The futuristic adventure game offers the choice of four difficulty levels, numerous features and net-playtime for more than 20 hours. This thrilling entertainment on the mobile phone is offered for only € 2.99 at www.zelfi.com/en/mobile-games/games/nuclear-collapse/.
Zelfi AG
CEO: Andreas Berg
Erthalstr. 1
D-55118 Mainz
Germany
About Zelfi
The Zelfi public limited company is a start-up located in Mainz/Germany being actively involved in the fields of Mobile Marketing and Mobile Entertainment by providing software products. The development and the service of a Mobile Marketing platform is our core business. This innovative technology-platform forms a nodal point of mobile phone users, mobile phone software developers and advertisers.
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