$9病毒恶化 VirusCrisis
Virus Crisis is a Roguelike RPG indie game with abundant stories and endings.You will be a high school student who encounters a Zombie virus outbreak and try to survive(or fall in love) with your girl teammates in the apocalypse. You need to lead everyone to survive with your wisdom and bravery.
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Official QQ Group: 721970357
Q: What kind of game is this?
A: A post-apocalyptic survival game with plenty of sass.
Q: Does it have online multiplayer?
A: Nope.
Q: Are there cute girls in it?
A: Yep. Cute guys too—and some who are a bit of both.
Q: What can I do in this game?
A: You play as a high school student, leading a group of fellow students, older and younger, through the apocalypse. You can assign different characters to explore, recruit others, have conversations, and more…
Q: How many characters are there?
A: 50 characters. Nearly 30 character storylines have been released so far.
Q: What genre is this game, exactly?
A: Some people call it a dating sim, some say strategy, and others say a card game. (The card system is coming in October.) Honestly, even the creator isn’t sure what genre it belongs to.
Q: How many people made this game? It looks pretty low-budget.
A: Two people working full-time: a producer and a developer. Everything else is outsourced.
Q: Is there voice acting? Does every character have a storyline?
A: Some characters are voiced; others haven’t had their voices implemented yet. So far, only 27 of the 50 character storylines are complete.
Q: Is this game super serious?
A: Not really, but it can be a little brutal.
Q: Are there lots of girls? Does it have the kind of content I’m looking for?
A: Lots of girls, yes. But this is a non-explicit game, so none of that stuff…
Q: So it’s just a click-through game, right? Hold Ctrl to skip everything, collect all the CGs, then get a refund?
A: Nope. Different combinations of characters lead to different story events, and your choices affect how the game unfolds.
Q: You don’t have many positive reviews, but you sure have plenty of negative ones.
A: Yep. But we welcome both positive and negative reviews. Say whatever you want.
Q: How can you justify charging this much for your crappy game?
A: Voice actors, writers, animated character sprites, development, different backgrounds, original music, sound effects… All of that costs money. It’s a niche game, and yes, we’ve even raised the price before.
Q: I have no idea how to play your crappy game.
A: Some creators have already been playing it on YouTube and Bilibili. Go check them out.
Q: Whoever designed this game should go die.
A: Okay.
