Chernobyl: Terrorist Attack

Release Date: April 4, 2011

Action, FPP, terrorism, modern conflicts, shooters, singleplayer

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Steam

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A budget action/FPS game by the Polish studio Silden. Terrorists take control of the Chernobyl power plant and threaten to detonate the bomb. One man enters the action - an elite soldier. A total of seven powerful weapons are at our disposal, among which there are well-known models of rifles or pistols.

When large numbers of heavily armed terrorists have taken over the Prypiat' area, European governments shook in fear. Soon enough the fear grew even stronger after the terrorists have made contact. They want ten billion Euro in 24 hours or they will blow up the entire Chernobyl nuclear power plant, releasing clouds of deadly, radioactive materials high into the atmosphere all over the northern hemisphere.

To pay such amount of money to the extremists is unthinkable. Frontal attack, however, could not be thought about, either - the terrorists would have executed their plan if they saw attacking forces. There were too many of them and too well equipped for a quick military operation to succeed.

One possibility remained - to select the best Spec Ops single unit to sneak in and destroy enemy installation, preventing them from blowing up the Chernobyl and killing as many of them as possible. One man.

Last updated on August 14, 2015

Originals

April 26, 2016

Stay out of my Zone, Stalker – the Chernobyl disaster in video games

Chernobyl, and specifically the so-called Zone surrounding the nuclear power plant where the incident took place on April 26, 1986, was a subject of numerous more or less believable narratives throughout the last 30 years, inspiring game devs as well.