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Zombies Coming To Plague Inc
If you've played Ndemic Creations' addictive mobile game Plague Inc, then you know how cool it is that a new disease type is on the way in February.
Plague Inc puts players in control of a lethal pandemic, allowing them to spend points to level up the disease's symptoms and transmission methods until human have been completely eliminated. You can choose your disease type – like virus or parasite – at the beginning.
The newest update (which will cost $1.99) unlocks the Necroa disease type, which turns infected people into zombies. New, undead-themed symptoms go along with disease, and since the world won't be able to develop a cure, players are instead contending with Z Com – an organization dedicated to combating the zombie outbreak.
Also, if you haven't played Plague Inc yet, I highly recommend it. It was one of the best mobile games I played last year (and continue to play this year).
(Source: ShackNews)
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