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Ndemic Creations’ Plague Inc: Evolved comes to Xbox One on September 18.
Features coming to the Xbox One version are said to include nine different disease types, 20 unique scenarios, and speed run and super-difficult game modes. There are also going to be free updates, and DLC - the latter of which includes the Simian Flu disease type, and custom scenarios created via the community.
The game itself is best described as a virus simulator, whereby the player is tasked with infecting as many of the world’s population as possible while also stopping humanity in its futile attempts to defend itself. Imagine you’re Wesker in Resident Evil planning out how to destroy the world. It’s kind of like that.
If you’re on PC, Plague Inc: Evolved is currently available through Early Access on Steam. Interestingly, the mobile version of Plague Inc – released in 2012 – has attracted some 55 million players since its release.
In our review of the mobile version, we said we “had a hard time putting Plague Inc down, despite the game’s copious amounts of downtime and bare-bones presentation. It’s exhilarating (in a grim way) to see your rate of infection climb into the billions thanks to perfect planning, and then mutate in killer traits like Pneumonia and Fever to secure the end of human history.â€
Source: IGN
Features coming to the Xbox One version are said to include nine different disease types, 20 unique scenarios, and speed run and super-difficult game modes. There are also going to be free updates, and DLC - the latter of which includes the Simian Flu disease type, and custom scenarios created via the community.
The game itself is best described as a virus simulator, whereby the player is tasked with infecting as many of the world’s population as possible while also stopping humanity in its futile attempts to defend itself. Imagine you’re Wesker in Resident Evil planning out how to destroy the world. It’s kind of like that.
If you’re on PC, Plague Inc: Evolved is currently available through Early Access on Steam. Interestingly, the mobile version of Plague Inc – released in 2012 – has attracted some 55 million players since its release.
In our review of the mobile version, we said we “had a hard time putting Plague Inc down, despite the game’s copious amounts of downtime and bare-bones presentation. It’s exhilarating (in a grim way) to see your rate of infection climb into the billions thanks to perfect planning, and then mutate in killer traits like Pneumonia and Fever to secure the end of human history.â€
Source: IGN