Epidemic!

Epidemic!

Infobox VG
title = Epidemic!


developer = Strategic Simulations Inc.
publisher = Strategic Simulations Inc.
distributor =
designer = Steven Faber
engine = Custom
version =
released = 1983
genre = Strategy Game
modes = Single-player
ratings = n/a
platforms = Apple II, AtariFact|date=June 2007
media =
requirements =
input = Keyboard

"Epidemic!" is a real-time strategy game in which the player stands in control of a world on the brink of extinction. A space-borne plague has hit the planet and the player must stem the epidemic as quickly as possible and with minimal loss of life.

Developed solely by Steven Faber in machine code, this game was created for Strategic Simulations, Inc.

Your range of methods to deal with the epidemic range from inert methods like interferon, to quarantine, to the ultimate in immediate cessation, strategical nukes.

The game has 4 difficulty levels, ranging from small controllable scenarios of approximately 20 minutes at level 4, to full one hour campaigns with severe difficulty at level 1.

ources

* [http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v9n9/179_Strategy_games_and_simula.php "Atari Magazines, Strategy Games article"] from Atari Magazines

External links

* [http://www.abandonware.ws/epidemic_.html Abandonware:Epidemic!]


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