Following nuclear war, two estranged brothers are forced to co-exist in their father’s doomsday bunker—an option only slightly preferable to the bombs. While Miles grieves for the world, for art and culture, Connor’s just annoyed he didn’t get to see if Aston Villa equalised.

As the months crawl by tensions build, old wounds are prodded and secrets struggle to stay secret. Their only grip on sanity is an old games console. More than entertainment, It’s a link to their shared childhood. After the console breaks, so does their fragile peace.

They survived the bombs, but will they survive each other?