How many decisions do you make in a day? And how many of them can impact the fate of the world?
For President Ailis, a single decision upon detecting a projectile on the missile defense radar could unleash an all-out war between two nuclear-capable nations. But it’s not just her judgment—it’s a chain of events that determines whether the world remains at peace or plunges into nuclear winter.
The speed of a captain in detecting and reporting the attack, the efforts of a pilot to intercept the projectile, the differing perspectives of the government cabinet, and the statements of the neighboring country's chancellor—all these factors, minute by minute, influence the final decision to a simple yet monumental question: retaliate or appear weak before the enemy?
NUCLEAR is a race against time, an impossible dilemma where, no matter the answer, the outcome will alter the course of history.
