Dynamite Day — is a cooperative crisis center simulator where several people try to prevent a global catastrophe, making decisions amidst complete information chaos. Sirens never stop, instruments conflict with each other, and spies and hackers constantly interfere with the broadcasts, feeding false information. Any mistake can be costly, so they must quickly analyze incoming data and act together. Even obvious signals have to be checked During an alert, the team divides responsibilities between different stations: studying radar readings, decrypting messages, checking threat archives, maintaining equipment, and troubleshooting unexpected malfunctions. While one person is tinkering with the equipment, another is fielding calls or checking suspicious targets. Constant communication becomes the key to survival, as only joint analysis allows one to distinguish a genuine threat from carefully crafted disinformation. Short breaks allow for a brief moment of relaxation, a coffee, a game of pool, or the gathering of new information that will be useful in the event of the next emergency. Gradually, the crisis escalates, and the decisions made influence the further development of events and lead to different possible outcomes. Features of the game A cooperative crisis center simulator for a group of up to six people. Working with radar, encryption, archives and technical systems. Constantly fighting false signals and disinformation. Non-linear campaign with several possible endings.