Dead 4 Now: Bio-Weapon Simulator

If you enjoy scientific simulations, methodical experiments, and the systems that emerge, this is perfect for you. I didn't even realize how time flew by while trial and error and trying to do better again and again. I highly recommend it.

What was clunky in the demo was fixed on the release, trying to speedrun to make world infected seems like a perfect fun for the game. For a simulator game it is good to chill and pass time.

First of all: I am a friend of the developer, but I bought the game by myself - no key or game was giftet, so it's my honest review about Dead 4 Now: Bio-Weapon Simulator. Second, I love this game. It's super fun to produce some kind of viruses to destroy the world. Sometimes I failed and my corpses explode, sometimes it works and I infected the world more and more and sometimes hell breaks loose and my test subject tries to kill me. It's something that really stoods out for me and I really enjoy my time in this game. The graphic is good so far. Nothing fancy and I would love to see some kind of DayZ-Shader to make it more "darken". But at the end, it's absolutely functional and you get the feeling to work in a super clear lab (what I would expected in Real-Life too). The gameplay loop is super fun and I can't wait to get deeper into the game, create some special viruses and destroy the whole world. The developer did an great job in my opinion and I love the fact that he is updating his game continously. My final conclusion: Currently I am rating it a very good 7.5 out of 10 and if you're into such kind of games, try the demo and decide to support this little gem or not. Personally, I am glad that I've bought this game. It's really worth it in my opinion.

Overall, the game is truly unique in its own way. It feels like Plague Inc, except here you personally create the virus yourself in order to infect the entire world. The virus creation mechanics are interesting and very complex - even with the ingame guide, I managed to create my second virus only after 20-40 attempts. If the game hadn’t given you the first virus and the ability to sell test subjects at the auction, the scientist’s evil plan would’ve failed at the money grind stage xdd After struggling quite a bit, I finally infected the whole world and somehow managed to cure myself too. Overall, I’m satisfied with the game, but there are some downsides. 1) Constantly carrying chemicals to the printer is tedious. Until you get workers, you have to carry boxes one by one. Why not make it possible to carry at least several boxes at once? 2) Backstory and plot — the game seriously lacks them. At least some kind of introduction to the main character’s story would help: why is he infected, and why did he decide to infect the world? 3)Tutorial — creating a virus felt like a lottery. I managed to create one mostly through sheer luck. Overall: the game has huge potential. It just needs more story and world-building, because everyone is interested in learning the backstory. Why is he breeding zombies in the first place?

Overall I think this game is good. Requires a bit of a learning curve and it definitely has some improvements that can be made but with the developers being as active as they are in multiple mediums, I have no doubt they will be made. They are fast to respond to feedback. Apparently this is the first of three games being made that will interconnect with the others being multi-player.

This is a really cool idea. I've always wanted to try my hand at being a lab technician, and this is the perfect opportunity. Experiment while creating.

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