Meteor 60 Seconds! Sixty seconds to live

NASA announces the end is coming, the countdown starts, and the timer never stops: 60 seconds on the clock, then the meteor hits. What you do in that minute is entirely up to you. Hug someone. Attack someone. Run around town causing problems. The controls are simple side-scrolling action, and nothing you do can get you killed early, so there is no wrong way to spend your time. The clock itself is what makes it work: with a minute left, even the smallest choice feels urgent.

Your 60 seconds are short, but they branch. Different actions lead to nine distinct endings, from saving the world to ending humanity a little early yourself, and the game is happy to let you kiss every man on Earth if that is your plan. Each run takes about a minute, so hunting down all nine endings is a string of quick experiments: try one thing, watch the outcome, come back and try something absurd instead. Once you have seen every ending, an extra unlocks that rates how you played, and there is a twist after the credits that rewards finishing the set. Fair warning: once all endings are found, there is little left to return for. It is a short, complete thing, not a long one.