Most shooters are played as if the player is immortal — you run, respawn, repeat forever. But real battles (like the D-Day landing) often meant a soldier’s story ended in just a few seconds.
So I wondered: what if a war game captured that? One second of chaos. Blink, and it’s over.
Can you survive more than a couple of seconds?
It’s part of my absurd.website project, where I make small experiments that blur the line between games, art, and jokes.
Most shooters are played as if the player is immortal — you run, respawn, repeat forever. But real battles (like the D-Day landing) often meant a soldier’s story ended in just a few seconds.
So I wondered: what if a war game captured that? One second of chaos. Blink, and it’s over.
Can you survive more than a couple of seconds?
It’s part of my absurd.website project, where I make small experiments that blur the line between games, art, and jokes.