aktau protocol
A free survival game — play it in your browser, no install. A browser-based isometric city-builder/survival game set in Aktau, Kazakhstan (Soviet era). The player manages a nuclear-powered desalination city in the desert, balancing water extraction, nuclear power, and district heating.
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Controls: WASD (or ЦФЫВ) to pan camera · Q / E (or Й / У) to rotate camera
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A Soviet-era nuclear city-builder where one reactor stands between 150,000 souls and the desert.
In the middle of the Kazakh desert, Soviet engineers achieved the impossible: a city that shouldn't exist. No rivers. No rainfall. Just endless sand, the Caspian Sea, and one audacious idea—use a nuclear reactor to turn seawater into life.
The BN-350 fast breeder reactor wasn't just generating power. It was desalinating the sea, pumping fresh water to 150,000 people who had no business surviving there. For 27 years, this engineering marvel kept Aktau alive.
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