Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest Is a New Sandbox Survival RPG

Swift Apps has dropped a new game on Android, called Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest. Their other mobile games are The Tiger, The Wolf and The Cheetah. In case you don’t know, these let you live the lives of the protagonist, the animals in this case.Anyway, this article is about their latest drop, not their previous ones. So, what exactly is Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest apart from being an MMO? It’s a post-apocalyptic survival game where there are all kinds of nasty things that you need to save yourself from.It’s the 2060s!The world has been wiped clean almost. What’s left is a vast, brutal wasteland full of zombies, mutants and rival factions. Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest is set in a world that’s been obliterated by nuclear fallout.The game has quests that go way beyond finding food and shelter. You’ll be scavenging through radioactive ruins, crafting things like homemade weapons and protective gear. That way, you build up your base to withstand relentless waves of zombies and hostile players.In Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest, you’re constantly building, upgrading and tweaking your shelter. Everything looks like dragged through radioactive dust and acid rain. Explore, uncover hidden quests and encounter terrifying creatures like Gristle, Goat and the Devourer. They are always on the lookout for weaker survivors to feast on.There are PvP battles where you can take down other players while fending off zombies and other horrible creatures. You can also go co-op with other players to share resources and tackle harder quests together.Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest Has Dropped Special Launch EventsThere’s a global launch event happening now. You can grab weapons like the Trash Cannon and Nail Gun by taking on the challenges. By the way, Tomorrow: MMO Nuclear Quest is a full-on sandbox RPG, letting you roam and shape your destiny the way you want.So, go ahead and check the game out on the Google Play Store. And also read our news on Dustbunny: Emotion to Plants, a New Therapeutic Sim.