Virtually Indestructible

This is the first app I built. I was just learning. Be kind.

Pick a thing. Pick a disaster. Guess how long it lasts. The cartoon tells you if you were right, and the points let you make the thing slightly harder to embarrass. That is Virtually Indestructible.

Guess the wreck. You commit to 1 second, 10 seconds, 1 minute, or forever before the cartoon. The question is small on purpose. How long does a coffee mug last against a meteor? Virtually Indestructible answers with a timer you can bet on. Objects carry impact, heat, water, cold, explosion, flexibility, weight, and fragility.

Pick the disaster. Fire through gravity, with a strong, fair, or weak hint. Hazards carry a damage type and a base damage. Those numbers, plus
the game’s existing randomness, become a survival time. A tag on the hazard card says strong, fair, or weak. It is a hint. You still pick 1 second, 10 seconds, 1 minute, or forever.

The roster is concrete: phone, TV, laptop, toaster, refrigerator, mug, chair, car, watermelon, egg, pizza, cake, banana, rubber duck, bowling ball, cardboard box, brick, shopping cart, tank, spaceship. Locked items cost IND. The custom screen takes a short name and sliders, then uses the same hazards.

After a run you collect points. A simulated button can double that one payout. It does not call an ad server.

Upgrades are Reinforced, Hardened, Titanium, and Experimental, which are labels on game stats.

Achievements include a first test, streaks of three and five, forever survivals, collection goals, a max upgrade, mug versus meteor, a daily clear, a custom object, and a 500-point balance. The daily leaderboard shows your score beside five sample names. Those names are not people online.