Apocalypse Inc. Hack 1.4.3 + Redeem Codes

I was skeptical on getting this game since i saw an advertisement on facebook on it but i am surprised. The game is good! The pro’s of the game is that the game is fast paced, the scenarios are great, achievements are fun. The cons is the tiny flaws, 9 billion people in the future scenario, expectation should be more which should give more of a challenge. Same with certain events, if a gamma burst smacks into earth, every thing on earth would instantly die, it would not take years. These need to be expanded into levels of difficulty on being more realistic ( i enjoyed the game as is but always laugh that a super volcano does more deaths than a gamma burst or asteroid ).

This is where i leave 4 stars. The game is fun and a great new concept that goes with the mentality of the crazy year 2020. But the extra star can be added if the stories and disasters are more realistic or there is more graphics or dynamics to the game.

At face value; the game gives you extreme plague inc vibes. You collect bubbles on the planet and then invest them in different categories just like plague inc and try to destroy the world before humanity saves itself.
The similarities completely end here.

Don’t get me wrong, this game is a good game to just turn your brain off to and play around with various scenarios of how an apocalypse would impact the world… except you could hardly call it a game. The core mechanic of the game is *selecting* what you want to happen for the apocalypse, which has pre-determined effects. What I mean by this is if you go down one path, it is literally exactly the same every time you go down it… 5 million people die for example, but people do not continue to suffer from the effects of the disaster. Furthermore, this means you can spend 10-15 minutes in a game and find out the path you went down doesn’t kill 100% of the people needed to win, meaning you *have* to restart and do something else, because once you reach the end of the path, there is no way to go back and there is nothing to do but wait for humanity to save itself.

However I must admit I have played this more than I thought I would, which still isn’t a lot mind you but I have. Don’t look at this as a game, look at it as just looking at interesting and creative scenarios someone made for an apocalypse that *may* or may not kill everyone. There is realistically zero gameplay.

At first I disliked the game, it seemed that the effects from what I did were random and may not lead to a win for the level. Then even if I did win, it didn’t feel like I have very many options to choose from. After continuing for a bit I began to appreciate the game for what it is. A $2.99 phone game that is more of a story about possible futures and humanities attempts to survive them. After that realization I knew I was being to harsh on it and comparing it to AAA games on the market. It has a considerable amount of levels for its price, 14, and each level has different branching stories that you could try. TLDR the game is really good for its price and is more of a story then a game. Didn’t reach my expectations, but I set them too high in this instance.

I’m brand new to this game and I really love it a lot. The scenario stories are really deep and they’re really realistic that are kinda creepy to think about. The only things I have against the game are first that it’s a bit buggy, meaning like sometimes when I tap on a scenario I get stuck on it and can’t tap off of it for a little bit. Second just a suggestion for an update, you should make the game a bit harder by making the population always be increasing too, because people would always be having babies, even in the apocalypse.

The game has potential but unlike Plague Inc. you feel burnt out by the 4th level. Monsters, Aliens, Disease, Zombies are locked way to deep into the game and it just doesn’t feel rewarding or worth the time to unlock them.

The “branching path” system…is a JOKE. You will end up in situations that will automatically end the branch and all options to where you cannot do ANYTHING at all and will automatically lose. Also unlike Plague Inc. there’s barley any relevant news in the game to the chaos that’s happening nor is there real indicator of how well you’re doing besides some countries turning red and a population meter.

Gameplay…there’s really nothing besides the Branching Path system I mentioned earlier. You can’t view countries, progress, make your own disaster or really anything to keep you invested. Besides collecting Sins to unlock more paths there really isn’t enough to really say anything.

Overall Apocalypse Inc despite being a good attempt and concept just fails to capture what makes Plague Inc. fun and doesn’t innovate anything into the “Destroy the World” formula. The game needs to be free to play and it’s just not worth the money.

Extremely unrefined for the 2 dollar price tag attached, though choosing different storylines seems cool and is a good idea, whoever wrote the events clearly doesn’t speak English well enough to write a comprehensive “story.” The game has no other time options so your stuck playing the game years at a time which makes each game go by extremely fast. Though you have different options of storylines you don’t see any real change in any mechanics. You push a button, people die, you win, repeat. I assume this game was made in an attempt to cash in on people’s love of Plague Inc. a far superior game, people enjoy that game because there’s different strategies, timelines, and storylines. You did none of what makes plague inc. so good. 1/5 I don’t recommend you spend your money on this, go buy plague inc.

The idea of this game intrigued me, so I had a bit of an impulsive decision to buy this game. I’m having a few regrets with it, though. The game feels very linear, and although you do have choices, they really do not have any different outcomes. With every new event, “x” people die, and your goal is to kill “y” number of people. It’s a nice concept, but it would be better if the game was more similar to something of Plague Inc. I’m not saying to make a copy, but at its current state, the game is honestly not worth paying for.

Do not spend the $2.17 after tax on this game. I was expecting a better version of plague inc with more plans for devastation and different a much bigger broad on routes. First off the 3D view of rotating earth is nice but why are you gathering sins and there’s a limit to those sins you gather. You have to spend them fast and spin the earth around to collect the sims faster just to hit the cap at 16. You can’t take the time to see the earth coming to an end because you are so focused on watching out for the sins that pop up. All to just hurry and pick the next drastically zoomed in scenario tree to choose from. Games easy to win and not complex. Don’t waste your money.

This game has a great concept exploring different timelines and choosing different paths to wipe out humanity, but for a paid game, I expected way more content then this? I spent 30 minutes on this game and I already completed all the timelines/scenarios and it seems like it would just get boring over time.

Unlike Plague Inc. with multiple consecutive scenarios and you can even create your own!

Also this game is too easy, should have a difficulty feature like “Malicious” being the hardest one. Don’t get me wrong this is executed pretty well but please add more content!

At first when i started playing this game a while ago, id say id give it about 4 stars it was a solid game overall. However now i wouldnt be able to give it any higher than a 2, the scenarios are worn out, you made us pay for a game that has no longevity. It needs new features, maybe even a character concept, or like be able to name diseases or monsters. Even new scenarios, something to bring this hame back to life. Right now honestly there is no point in even playing the game anymore i have done all scenarios and completed them fully.