STORY

The year is 1974 and a family arrives to Malmö with their caravan. The family is sent by the Soviet KGB to completely undercover place a special remote-controlled nuclear bomb. A very small scaled, yet powerful bomb, with the possibility to blow up an entire city. The Soviet state actually had a secret plan to place a number of these bombs around the world, in order to control the fate of any city with only the push of a button, without any warning. But as mentioned, the plan was so far nothing but a draft.

Malmö was considered the perfect site to place the first of these caravan-disguised bombs: a poorly protected, hostile city that was at the same time an unexpected choice where the family wouldn't ever get tracked. However, the calculations were proven wrong and speculations within the undercover police of Malmö forced the family to flee back to Moscow with the first best submarine they could find. The high-risk plan of conquering the world with remote-controlled caravan bombs was eventually dropped and the case is today a part of history. The bomb caravan in Malmö was the first and last of its kind, and it was left forgotten by the family as well as the state.

This could have been the happy ending of the story, if it wasn't for the fact that the Soviet bomb engineers by accident did install a small, insignificant function that would make the bomb self-trigger exactly 50 years after losing remote contact. And quite unfortunately, it has now been 49 years, 11 months, 30 days and soon 23 hours. The bomb will blow up the entire city of Malmö if no one disarms it in time!

Your task is to get into the caravan, find the bomb and stop it from exploding before an hour has passed. Otherwise, we're screwed!