About Ndemic Creations
Ndemic Creations is a leading, independent game studio dedicated to making intelligent, sophisticated and ultra-high quality strategy games.
It has achieved extreme success with its first game Plague Inc. – a global hit which was one of the most significant mobile success stories of 2012 and 2013 with tens of millions of downloads and over 200 million games played.The goal of the game is to eradicate humanity before the humans manage to find a cure and destroy the disease. You control how the disease is transmitted, controlling its symptoms, and its abilities.
Ndemic Creations is self funded and based in London. It was founded in 2012 by James Vaughan (initially as a hobby!)
Plague Inc. is available for smartphones and tablets from the Apple App Store, Google Play and the Amazon App Store
CAN YOU INFECT THE WORLD?
This video shows a gameplay of Plague Inc., a strategic and disturbing, realistic simulation of viral diseases infecting the world. Ndemic Creations have supported this game continuously with update contents such as new plagues to infect the world with. In this video, we use the Necroa Virus to destroy the world. The goal of the game is to eradicate humanity before the humans manage to find a cure and destroy the disease. You control how the disease is transmitted, controlling its symptoms, and its abilities. Please write in the comments if you would like to see other gameplays of different plagues.
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An endorsement by the Centers for Disease Control
“CDC uses digital media to raise awareness on health issues that the nation faces today,” says Katherine Lyon-Daniel, PhD, Associate Director of Communication at CDC. “Meeting with industry leaders is a great way to learn more about reaching new audiences through mobile apps.”
On the local news the other day the talking head was lamenting the growing number of flu cases in Alabama. Alabama, along with 39 other States, is currently experiencing a widespread flu outbreak, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
