60-second RPG

The lore of 60 Seconds! puts us in the shoes of the McDonald (or McDoodle) family, a typical American family that must survive a nuclear apocalypse. They have only 60 seconds to rescue their loved ones and loot their home before a bomb destroys their city.

The Trigger and the Shelter: The Threat: The family is alerted by a general about the atomic attack just 60 seconds before the disaster. Curiously, it is hinted that their neighbor, Ned, was responsible for starting the apocalypse with a failed experiment. The Bunker: The shelter was located beneath their house and was built by Grandpa Bill (who had a military background).

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Ted: He has black hair with a classic side-parted hairstyle

Face: His nose is large and round, and he usually has an expression of worry or effort.

Clothing: He wears a short-sleeved white shirt, a yellow tie, a dark brown jacket, and gray dress pants.

Dolores: She stands out for her tall, voluminous, red, beehive hairstyle. She has large eyes with prominent eyelashes and always wears red lipstick.

Accessories: She wears round earrings

Clothing: She wears a classic mustard brown dress with a white apron with red embroidery typical of the 50s.

Mary: She has black hair styled in a ponytail secured with a pink ribbon, and straight bangs. Her face is round and she often wears an expression of boredom or teenage rebellion.

Clothing: She wears a white t-shirt under a school skirt and high white socks.

Tim: He's a redhead with messy, forward-swept hair, and his face is covered in freckles. His eyes are usually wide open, reflecting his constant curiosity and a touch of trembling.

Clothing: He wears a horizontal striped t-shirt and the t-shirt is blue, dark brown pants with suspenders and light brown slippers.

Ted: He is of robust and stocky build. He is a tall man, broad-shouldered, with a pronounced belly that highlights his 1950s family man figure.

Dolores: She is of a slim and slender build. She has a stylized, tall figure, with a straight and elegant posture that contrasts with Ted's broad figure.

Mary Jane: She is of a thick and strong build. Physically, she resembles her father more; she is a robust teenager with broad shoulders, which visually justifies her great physical stamina (even before mutating).

Timmy: He is small and thin. He is the shortest in the family, with slender limbs and a light build that reflects his agility and speed when exploring.

Over the course of the days, food and water run out, and some objects break, such as the rifle, the radio, or the gas mask.

Items can appear on expeditions; some things will be easy to find, like water and canned soup, but there will also be things harder to find, like a gas mask in perfect condition or the refrigerator that has three bottles of water, four cans of soup, and a brown hat.

Ted (The Father) Protective leader: He is the head of the family and is in charge of risking his life to find supplies before the bomb falls. Resilient but vulnerable: He withstands physical fatigue well, but is very prone to going crazy if he spends a lot of time isolated or if his family suffers.

Dolores (The Mother) Emotional support: She is the most level-headed, balanced, and the one who best maintains her composure under pressure. Strong and thrifty: She consumes fewer resources at certain events and is vital for maintaining the group's mental health. If she dies, the family's morale collapses rapidly.

Mary Jane (The Daughter) Rebellious and helpful: She has a typical teenage personality, but is very strong physically and excellent at expeditions. Prone to mutation: If a radioactive insect bites her, she turns into a purple mutant. In this state, she doesn't speak, doesn't go crazy, and defends the bunker from bandits.

Timmy (The Son) Timid but efficient: He is the youngest member; he is timid and eats food quickly, but he is the fastest in the bunker. The best scout: Due to his agility, he usually has the highest success rates when bringing supplies from outside expeditions.