Plague Inc: Evolved

fun and interesting mechanics but can feel either impossible or stupidly easy at times. though to be fair seems like a ridiculously hard kind of game to balance, im not sure exactly what i would change. solid fun for the price

This is game is a classic. For those who don't know, this it is based off of a 2007 flash game called Pandemic. Plague inc builds off of that game's mechanics and adds lots of new senarios and diseases to play. Lots of fun

I played this game on mobile when it first came out and pandemic before that. For those that enjoy some quick strat games this is pretty fun with the different modes increasing playability.

lol. im upset that it didnt save my 3 hour creation, but its whatever :) just make sure to save every little part.

i like it cause its beter than the last one. the last one was hard to finishd and boring cause there were no chalenges. but this game gave me the slites hope to finaly kill the world

it's fun and i have played it on phone console and wanted to play for pc easy to level

Fun game that's always a great way to pass time. Some what challenging with some strategy but not too investing. Really enjoy it and have been coming back to it for years.

This game masterfully blends strategy with unexpected surprises. The difficulty is well-balanced—challenging yet accessible. With flexible and diverse approaches to gameplay and a certain degree of randomness, every match feels fresh.The gameplay is incredibly fun—this time, you're not fighting alongside humans but instead leading a legion of bacteria, figuring out how to torment humanity as much as possible~

The game delivers a highly immersive experience. You need to formulate different invasion strategies based on the unique characteristics of each country. As the game progresses, constant adjustments to your strategy are necessary to adapt to the evolving situation. As players, we have ample room for exploration, and through trial and error, we gradually gain experience, eventually forming our own understanding and unique playstyle.

It is worth mentioning that the game is the abundance of humorous text, packed with unexpected jokes and references. It’s a perfect blend of strategic challenge and casual entertainment~

The balance between scientific accuracy and gameplay is also well-executed. While enjoying the game, players get a dose of epidemiology knowledge, which, in a way, helps raise awareness of hygiene habits—yes, don’t forget to wash your hands!

Years ago, I had the opportunity to experience the mobile port of this game, and it left a deep impression on me. Revisiting it after all these years, I still find it to be a highly polished, brilliantly designed strategy game that’s both meaningful and worth exploring in detail.

That said, there are a few areas that could be improved:
- Some inaccuracies in the world map (e.g., North and South Korea being merged into one, Mongolia and China appearing as a single entity).
- The overall pace of multiplayer mode is a bit too fast, leaving too limited time for planning and decision-making.

However, I don’t see these as flaws, as the brilliance of this game easily outshines them.

Finally, to quote the developers from their Steam annual review:
"We sincerely wish this game had nothing to do with reality, but unfortunately, reality had other plans."

🦠 Plague Inc: Evolved – The Ultimate Game of Global Destruction

Ever wanted to wipe out humanity with a custom-engineered supervirus? Plague Inc: Evolved lets you do just that, blending strategy, simulation, and a dark sense of humor into an addictively challenging experience. It’s a simple concept: evolve your disease, spread across the globe, and outsmart the world’s best scientists before they find a cure.

☣️ Gameplay: Infect, Mutate, Dominate

You start with a single infected patient and must spread your disease worldwide while adapting to different climates, government responses, and random events. Choosing the right traits—symptoms, transmission methods, and resistances—is key to staying ahead of evolving countermeasures. Every game plays out differently, making each outbreak a unique puzzle to solve.

🧪 Strategy: More Than Just Clicking Buttons

At first, Plague Inc. seems simple—infect the world, kill everyone. But as the AI fights back with quarantines, travel bans, and vaccine research, the real depth of the game kicks in. Do you keep your disease hidden until it’s too late to stop? Or do you go all-out with deadly symptoms early and risk detection?

🎨 Graphics & Sound: Minimal but Effective

The world map is sleek and functional, with red infection zones spreading satisfyingly across the globe. The UI is clean, and the background news updates provide a fun mix of real-world logic and absurd events. The eerie soundtrack and ambient sound effects add to the tension as humanity scrambles to survive.

⚖️ Final Verdict: 9/10 – A Morbidly Fun Masterpiece

Plague Inc: Evolved is a brilliant mix of strategy and dark humor that makes global annihilation weirdly satisfying. Whether you’re casually experimenting with new disease types or pushing your skills to the limit in brutal difficulty, there’s always a reason for “one more round.” Just don’t be surprised if you start eyeing sneezing coworkers with suspicion afterward.

Surprisingly replayable. There are so many different ways to end humanity!

Played this on mobile. PC version is a nice upgrade.

I've been playing for about 3 hours and just finished Neurax Worm on Brutal. I'm trying to unlock all the genes before I attempt Mega-Brutal.

The difficulty of the game when playing on normal feels like I'm playing on hard, and it doesn't make sense at all. This was not the case when the game was initially released for mobile devices back in the days...

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☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☑ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

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☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☑ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☑ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☐ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☑ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☑ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☑ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☑ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Normal difficulty doesn't even make sense, it feels like hard difficulty.
too boring, I regret buying this game honestly

I've got mixed feelings on the game. You're supposedly able to take routes such as sneaking under the radar and then subtly killing absolutely everyone, or developing lethal symptoms to increase infectivity significantly at the cost of letting your virus's presence be known far sooner. Going under the radar DOES NOT WORK. I have played this game on mobile since it was first released ages ago, and it used to work. But then this began to happen and so thought maybe it was a bug, but it's the exact same on here. I cannot kill absolutely ANYONE if I only focus on transmission and thwarting cure progress. Which is another thing I've noticed; deciding to put points into slowing cure research does NOTHING. I have tested this on full lethal/transmission playthroughs and the progress fills up just as fast regardless. Not to mention cure progress is NEVER slowed until there's severely small survivor count. Even when a whole funding country is dead the cure progress carries on as normal. I want to enjoy the game, it has potential, but in it's current state you can only really win if you play the same exact strat over and over.

It's just incredible.
Scenarios add tons of variation to the game, with users being able to make their own and share them with mobile, console, and Steam players.
Highly recommend, 10/10.

The game itself is fantastic, but multiplayer is plagued with bots. They're easy to spot by checking their games played and win/loss ratio, and they make it nearly impossible to win. If you run into one, just exit and find another opponent.

Other than that, an epic game!

not fun to get 100% infected, and then have a net worth of 1 dna point to spend on Lethality, maybe im doing something wrong, maybe im impatient, but holy fuck is it not fair to lose from them going all in on a cure for essentially a slightly worse common cold, and then once they reach 100%, its completely unrealistic that they would have enough to get it out as fast as they did, and as widespread as they do. its pure bs that even on casual, the 100% cure is an instantaneous loss because of the fact you dont get any dna points in the late/end game, so unless you wait, and save, or invest early, you lose.

As a top-tier player in , I gotta say this is a good game.
The game is mainly divided into two parts: single-player and multiplayer modes.

The single-player mode becomes quite boring once you figure out how the game works and beat it easily. While the Workshop may offer some interesting scenarios, they all lose their charm after you discover optimal strategies. Ultimately, you'll realize its fundamental limitation--it has no replay value.

However, the multiplayer mode is a different experience.
While the Co-op mode is okay compared with the main game, it's only tolerable for occasional sessions. You'll eventually discover there's only one optimal strategy to achieve high scores.

The VS mode truly shines. It never repeats the same situations, forcing you to adapt every game. You must observe and predict opponent's moves. You can discover lots of different tactics and deep, interesting mechanics. That's where the real fun begins.
It has a high threshold, yes--it takes some time to truly appreciate its depth. There aren't many professional players, and playing with new players is not very engaging. However, we've built an active community that helps newcomers and helps players find games.

Overall, I'd like to recommend it. Give it time and you'll come to appreciate its unique strengths.

Plague inc evolved is such a good game i love the fact that you can make your own virus/plague and that you can name it you can choose which country to start it and upgrade your plague and the best part is that you can make your plague a vampire when i was 7 or 8 i would watch my big brother play it and then i played it and its so fun and overall this is one of the best games ive ever played.

I enjoy the challenge of beating the time it takes to kill the world. I also like to see how similar some of the symptoms are to real life illness.

Plague Inc: Evolved — A Brilliantly Strategic Pandemic Simulator!

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to unleash a global pandemic (purely in a virtual sense, of course!), Plague Inc: Evolved is the game for you. This unique strategy game combines deep gameplay, realistic mechanics, and a dark sense of humor to create an experience that’s both challenging and addictive.

Gameplay:
The goal is simple: evolve a pathogen and wipe out humanity. But the execution is anything but easy. You’ll need to carefully balance infectivity, severity, and lethality while adapting to countermeasures like quarantines, research labs, and global cooperation. Every decision matters, and the game constantly keeps you on your toes.

Strategy and Depth:
What makes Plague Inc: Evolved so compelling is its strategic depth. You can choose from a variety of pathogen types, each with unique abilities and challenges. Will you go for a stealthy approach, spreading unnoticed until it’s too late? Or will you unleash a brutal, fast-acting plague? The game encourages experimentation and rewards creative thinking.

Realism and Education:
Despite its dark premise, Plague Inc: Evolved is surprisingly educational. The game incorporates real-world factors like climate, population density, and government responses, making it a fascinating (and slightly terrifying) look at how diseases spread. It’s even been praised by health organizations for raising awareness about epidemiology!

Customization and Scenarios:
The game offers a wealth of customization options, from creating your own pathogens to designing custom scenarios. The Evolved version also includes a scenario editor, allowing players to craft their own challenges and share them with the community. This adds endless replayability and keeps the game fresh.

Multiplayer:
The multiplayer mode is a blast, letting you compete against friends or strangers to see whose plague can dominate the world first. It’s a fun twist on the single-player experience and adds a layer of unpredictability.

Graphics and Sound:
The minimalist art style is clean and effective, with a world map that evolves as your plague spreads. The sound design is subtle but impactful, with eerie music and sound effects that heighten the tension as your pathogen grows more deadly.

Verdict:
Plague Inc: Evolved is a brilliantly designed strategy game that’s as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. It’s challenging, educational, and endlessly replayable. Whether you’re a strategy enthusiast or just looking for something different, this game is a 10/10. Just don’t blame us if you start looking at coughs and sneezes a little differently!

It's a very unique and interesting game. It can also be fun too. It's good for thinking multiple steps ahead and planning ahead for what you wish to do. It's a very fun game. Check it out!

Great game, has a good soundtrack and the gameplay is really good. 9/10

I love Plague Inc: Evolved more than I ever loved my best friend's ex-wife.

That aside, the game is genuinely great. The mechanics work well and on higher difficulties being strategic is actually rewarded. I had a lot of fun trying to wrap my head around why Botswana was fighting my vampire who had just awoken... in China.
After playing through the campaign, the community section is amazing. My favorite so far is Jurassic Planet, which is exactly what it sounds like and it's just as much fun.
The only negative thing in my opinion is the fact that even easy mode is clearly too hopeful when it comes to people trying not to die in a pandemic. More an issue with humanity than the game though.
All in all the game is fun, challenging at times, but the community is GOATed and I promise some dude from 9 years ago had the exact same questions you have.

10/10 would recommend to anyone who's always wanted to commit omnicide in the most gruesome and torturous ways imaginable - or is a nerd and likes science ig

I am vary late in revewing this game.
New plagues added frome time to time.
A game takes me frome 30 to 60 minutes (until humanity is all dead, of my plague is).
Interesting mechanics grounded in real pandemics.

Great game cant really fault it apart from 1 thing. In multiplayer you will come across BOTS these are clear and easy to see if you look at there games played wins/loss ratio. You will hardly win at all. if you do come across them in multiplayer just exit and find a new player. Apart from that this is a really epic game.

An okay little puzzle/strategy game. Though ultimately its theming is just that and doesn't have much to do with its mechanics.

I've been playing Plague Inc ever since it was a simple Flash game and I keep returning to it over and over again.

Very simple premise but with a lot of complexity and variety. Excellent title for any strategy enthusiasts out there.

The COVID-19 virus first infected a person in China.
COVID-19 started to spread.
The COVID-19 virus killed the first person.
The Chinese government informed the world that the COVID-19 virus had started to spread.
COVID-19 is infecting more people.
COVID-19 developed symptoms of fever and vomiting.
COVID-19 developed symptoms of back pain.
Authorities in China are worried about the rapidly spreading virus.
America closed its airspace to all incoming flights from other countries.
The COVID-19 virus infected more people than the Spanish flu.
Countries like America, Germany, the UK, and Australia are wealthy and could lead the efforts to treat the disease.
COVID-19 is more contagious than smallpox.
COVID-19 has killed more people than the plague.
COVID-19 developed a combo of vomiting and coughing, making it easier to spread to more people.
The COVID-19 virus spread all over the world.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, almost all flights worldwide were canceled, with only cargo flights allowed.
America and Germany began treatment efforts.
The Japanese government is worried. The COVID-19 virus might cause the 2020 Tokyo Olympics to be postponed.
EURO 2020 and the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament will not take place this year due to COVID-19.
The French government stated that despite the COVID-19 virus, the Roland Garros Tennis Tournament would proceed.
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics were postponed to the following year.
The President of Belarus stated that despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the football league will continue and matches will still allow spectators.
The NBA Playoffs were postponed to a later date due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, almost all sports leagues worldwide were postponed.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many live events around the world were canceled or postponed until next year.
The President of the United States contracted the COVID-19 virus. The American public is concerned.
COVID-19 has killed millions of people worldwide.
The COVID-19 treatment is 75% complete, and vaccination distribution will begin soon.
The COVID-19 treatment is 100% complete, and global vaccination distribution has begun.
Vaccination distribution was carried out worldwide.

my only gripe is that the fungus mode is unrealistic but it's a video game and it's fun so it's a non-issue.

Game is good but could be better
It is a good game just to pass some time not something to really put a lot of time and dedication towards

Its very fun, it has many ways for strategies, very worth it for playing. Overall, i say this game is great!

Spent hours just testing out different strategies and relaxing while wreaking havoc.

Very realistic plague simulator that shows just how idiotic humanity is also this game allows you to cause the extinction of humanity with the goddamn "Horny Cheeseball" virus.

As an achievement hunter, this was an absolute nightmare, especially for Super Sparrow, Lava God, and Mr. President.
The co-op was hard, but beating brutal as a beginner is doable with a great friend to help you.

9/10. I Would love to end the world again.

Overall a unique and fun game. The different disease types offer different strategies and varies the gameplay a bit. I like that the game lets you unlock things by beating previous modes without needing the hardest mode beaten. The only disease type so far that I have an issue with is the zombie virus which seems to have a balancing issue due to there being way too many upgrades you need to buy in order to win which is unrealistic with how fast you get points and how easily people catch on, if they removed zombie decay then beating normal mode wouldnt feel like im fighting a bear with a toothpick.

As an example of how rediculous zombie mode is, I almost beat it first try apart from 2 small surviving islands, I would have been able to stop them finishing the cure but I had little points remaining so upgrading wasnt an option and when I went to move some zombies over there they were all dead, I only just managed to infect and kill the world with all the upgrades I got which include: protection against hot, cold and meds, a means to spread, zombies, the ability to move and revive zombies, decay protection (although apparently not enough) and the strength for my zombies to fight. The fact that even other people with winning strategies confirmed by others are still struggling. If I wanted to play a harder mode I would pick a harder difficulty, zombies has the potential to be the best mode due to the ability to control the zombies but it falls flat and loses my interest when its so infuriatingly difficult on normal mode.

The other disease types however offer fun challenges that require you to use different strategies.

Bacteria is the basic disease that lets you figure out the game without any added quirks, A good jumping off point to experiment with.

virus offers a fun challenge and is one of my favourites, since it mutates so wildly and costs points to devolve rather than refunding them it turns into a race of infecting the world before it mutates too much to get noticed and starts killing people. I once had a run where the mutations beelined for coma and total organ failure, two of the most deadly symptoms.

Fungus lets you release spores if a country is being particularly stubborn which relieves some of the anticipation from waiting for that one country to get infected.

nuerax worm offers different upgrades for transmission and symptoms not only offering some fun story alongside your disease but also requires you to think of how these upgrades can work together after getting accustomed to the usual ones. It also gives an alternate way to win, instead of killing humanity you can make them worship the disease which gives a reason to replay it more.

parasite and prion I dont remember much about.

the rest of the game modes I cant speak on since I have not played or unlocked them mainly due to the zombie issue.

the simian flu introduces the need for more strategy as well as more upgrades to learn, it is like a faster version of the virus with the added addition of zombie like mechanics, it being faster than the virus makes it so you cant spread quick enough which is a big downside to this mode as well as the fact that despite having the required upgrades to spread in certain areas it will just stop spreading at some point which feels unfair, this mode has good potential but feels unbalanced similar to the zombie mode.

the vampire disease adds more strategy again and gives you a single vampire to control meaning its a good idea to move them around frequently in order to try and avoid detection, this makes it a fun game of cat and mouse while your trying to infect the world, you also get the ability to gain more vampires so overall I do like this mode and it feels like what I expected the zombie mode to feel like.

there are multiple factors which make this game very replayable such as the scenarios which have both official ones and workshop ones and these can feel like entirely new modes or disease types. some other things that increase its replayability is that starting in different countries gives different challenges and rewards, you can get different pre-game upgrades that give different boosts or hinderences depending on what your looking for, the different difficulties mean you can really stress test your strategies and there is a speedrun mode to try and win with the best time.

The multiplayer seems like an interesting concept, you vs someone else and you dont know where they have placed their disease or what they are upgrading and you have to be the last remaining deisease on earth. The one person I did play against seemed to be able to do everything way faster than plausable and was able to instantly take over countries even though I had all the right upgrades to do the same and my disease occupied the country for way longer, ulitmately they lost because they killed all of their infected so if anyone is playing really agressive and killing a lot of people you can just make it so your infected is harder to infect then they will kill their own and you win. Because you are playing against other people it adds some fluidity to the game where you strategies may change depending on what your opponent does. One thing I disagree with is that you dont have all disease types unlocked from the get go, the same goes with pre-game upgrades, it makes the game feel very unfair for new players as you wont have these extra upgrades and your opponent can pick a more useful disease type, all of these things should be unlocked for everyone from the start to create a fair playing field where it relies entirely on strategy, not previously unlocked stuff. Multiplayer also adds other upgrades which are used to combat the other players disease which adds another layer to the strategy and learning time for this game.

The game comes with a built in scenario creator which is this games "level editor" and it allows you to customize many attributes of how the game plays such as how countries respond to the disease or how the disease behaves. The amount of customization is very in depth and lets you change each and every stat about the disease. It lets you create new transmision and symptop effects and you can customize each of these in depth too, I am very impressed with how customizable this whole thing is and I lack the time to fully delve into it because of how extensive it is. You can even add routes for the planes and boats. I do wish the editor had a few more previews to see what the customizations look like, some areas have one and some dont. I would also like a "test play" mode where you can play out your scenario before finishing it.

One thing that would be interesting is if you could get different "skins" for the map of the world, like maybe an old timey map that was drawn by hand, or a fantasy map that has little unicorn or kraken sketches, it would make for a fun unlockable.

Overall, well worth the money but could do with a few small improvements.

A good game.

Can be a bit tough to begin with and you probably won't win in your first go, which can become a bit frustrating if you keep repeatedly losing, but once you start to get the hang of it, it becomes a lot more enjoyable.

You won't win every time but that makes it all the more rewarding when you do.

The online multiplayer aspect of it is also very fun. There's nothing better than getting to gloat that your plague was best.

It will take a lot of gameplay to get full achievement completion but I still thoroughly enjoy this game and will continue to play it.

I recommend playing Plague Inc: Evolved.

The game is nice but most workshop mods are unpublished and or very old, Id say the workshop is almost abandoned.
The greenland airport update is great.

The fact that the game has managed to maintain such realism while having also a very fun experience, is very impressive.

The current update as of February 4th, 2025 is just straight up an r/fuckyouinparticular post field day.

Fantastic game to play, Even better in coop mode, me and my partner love to try and beat each other and it brings out our funny. we have a good laugh and definetly the best money ever spent

TLDR: A decent puzzle game that suffers from a repetitive gameplay loop. Despite all of the possible choices, the formula fails to deviate from a stealth approach.

PROS:

➕Some plagues (Simeon, Vampire, Zombie) bring some fun and unique mechanics
➕Leaderboards
➕Vast number of good achievements

NEUTRALS:

🔹Boring game world doesn’t ever change from satellite view
🔹Running out of DNA points can be annoying

CONS:

➖Generally same gameplay loop of playing stealth until you infect everyone
➖Unlockable upgrades are RNG-based
➖Mobile/flash game port

Content (Game world/Narrative/Length) – [4/10]

Same view the entire time. No real story.

Gameplay (Mechanics/Difficulty) – [4/10]

Repetitive gameplay loop doesn’t change enough between most plagues.

Graphics (Quality/Performance) – [3/10]

Does suffer from some obvious mobile phone UI influences.
Can also be difficult to see your cursor to click bubbles with all the ships/planes moving.
i9-13900KF | RTX 4090 | 64GB RAM | 1440p @ 240hz | Windows 11 | installed on SSD

Audio – [2/10]

Repetitive.

Replay Factor (Longevity) – [6/10]

Tons of achievements and leaderboards that promote pushing scores

Final Verdict – [5/10]

Plague Inc Evolved (PIE) isn’t so much of a strategy/simulation game as it is a puzzle game, though I can understand an overlap. You must make certain decisions based on your current situation to achieve the desired outcome of wiping out humanity. This sounds pretty cool and all, and it definitely can be, but my issue with PIE lies in its lack of any sort of real strategy.

There are somewhere around ~10 different types of plagues, each with their own little mechanical differences, but no matter which one you play as, the general loop is ALWAYS the same - infect everyone while trying to stay undetected, then ramp up lethality. Following this pattern will get you through almost every type of plague, and to me that is a huge detriment to any sort of strategy game - when the strategy is so one-dimensional, is there even any strategy? The most strategic part of PIE is choosing which evolution to spend points on next and which country to infect. You do have one-off plagues like simeon, vampiric, and zombies that have some neat base building/traveling mechanics and this is really cool, but still the loop remains the same - infect everyone as undetected as you can.

PIE does have an absolutely ridiculous amount of achievements, and some of them are pretty funny, like the “Oops” one where you evolve sneezing and diarrhea. I dig the effort put into achievements. There’s also a fairly extensive leaderboard to compare yourself with other players. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t really explain what contributes to your score so it's always a question of how to improve and learn what mistakes you’ve made.

Overall, PIE is average. I’d recommend it when it goes on sale, but even then the lowest price is ~$5. I would expect a much lower price for a port of a 10yr old mobile game.

Recommend? [Y/N]

No

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Absolutely Recommend game on my list. its fun, Thrilling even tho i haven't yet beat the Mega Brutal difficulty all i can say its very fun and knowledge rich game.

Especially for the Cure Expansion. The perfect Expansion in the game it have very different gimmick and its very perfect. and last thing to said for this game are: "Just wash your damn hand"

Perfect and also not so,i love it and its great but i think the game absolutely needs variety of gameplay betwen plagues,i saw the immense effort gives to plague.inc the cure and the special plagues with creative and realistic abilities,yet the basic plagues like virus bacteria and ect all have the exact gameplay and useless abilities expect for the fungus nano virus and bio-weppon,thats pretty much all the bad on it the good is the custom scenarios,sucha wonderfoul idea its so cool and it makes me happy that it exists,the cure was great but it suffers massive balancing problems in high difficulties(most diseases just are brainrot op i have beated in mega brutal all plagues till prion,nano virus and bio-weppon in mega are impossible)Stuff that could be added to the game to make it even better than already it is: a custum scneraio for the cure imagine how cool it would be creating a custum scneraio but your playing as the humans like cmon:/ add it already,multiplayer plague vs cure while it will require some balancing stuff its still a great option.
And thats all i got to this game its amezing and super well made promps to ndemic for such a great creation just i fell like its updates and new content comes extreamely slow down.

Plague Inc is definitely the game you are looking for if you want to simulate a disease and kill the planet. It does exactly as the games page suggests, and is very self-explanatory. The simplicity of the game is also really good, where you don't spend a million years learning the rules and game mechanics. The one thing that's bad is actually the low replayability. After you beat everything the game gets kind of boring, as nothing changes too much. I like the special diseases like the Vampire plague, and the Simian flu, but otherwise everything is the same. Still, I would definitely rate this as positive despite my complaints.

its a fun game, but i feel like the ways to lose are a little cheap, like (YOU LOSE! NO HOST LEFT!) or when after the cure is found, people are cured stupidly fast.

As a germaphobe, I didn't think I'd like the main game, BUT I made it better by using names of illnesses from Two Point Hospital. I also immidiately bought cure mode alongside the base game and I'm glad I did

very good. so good i bought it twice, once on the app store and once on steam.
If you don't mind the population being a little off then its a great purchase and one i'd highly recommend for any people that sometimes want to eliminate the entire world, but wanna have a realistic-ish experience of trying to eliminate it.

This game fills me with deep rage because there will always be a colony of idiots surviving, even if you wipe out every possible continent and city. I found it ridiculous that you have to buy a DLC to play the cure mode, and how a single bacteria can make a fool of you the entire time.
That said, one of the best games I’ve ever played, I absolutely love it.