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The game where you launch nukes to pick flowers

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Instead of avoiding weapons of mass destruction, survivors actively launch them at their own neighborhoods. The resulting radioactive blast zone is the only place to pick specific glowing mutated flowers, making armageddon a gardening tool.

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