2 Minutes to Escape

2 Minutes to Escape opens with a mishandled nuclear facility and an explosion that is no longer avoidable, only outrun. Everything from that point is about getting clear: each level is a section of the complex you have to complete in order to keep moving toward the outside, and the pressure of an imminent detonation is what turns a straightforward navigation game into something more urgent. The controls are deliberately minimal, using nothing more than directional input, which keeps the whole of your attention on reading the route rather than on managing a character. It plays equally well on a phone, a tablet or a desktop, and levels are short enough to retry immediately.