A digital translation of the popular board game. As skilled members of a disease-fighting team, you must keep four deadly diseases at bay while discovering their cures. Travel the world, treat infections, and find cures. You must work as a team to succeed. The clock is ticking as outbreaks and epidemics fuel the spreading plagues. Can you find all four cures in time? The fate of humanity is in your hands.
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UPDATE: This game is no longer available through Steam. Hopefully Asmodee will eventually replace it with a game that has true multiplayer. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I am a big fan of the board game, so when I saw this on sale it was a no-brainer to buy. And this PC version of the game isn't bad, but where it lacks it falls hard. The primary issue is multi-player -- or rather the lack of it. The game has no true multi-player mode, and given that Pandemic is a co-op game where communication between teammates is essential, faithfully re-creating the rules of the physical board game only gets you half the true game experience. There is a mode for screen-sharing with friends, and you'll have to make use of some other group meeting service to talk to each other. It's labor-intensive to set up rather than having friend invites, playing matching and built-in headset and voice support, but it's possib
I unfortunately played this just long enough to be past the refund time period until I realized there are game-breaking bugs (using dispatch or airlift on medic to eradicate a disease causes it to break -- it's been reported repeatedly but not fixed by devs). I'm playing the solo player game so I ignored the reviews that noted problems with multiplayer (no real online multiplayer option), but solo player is bugged as well. To be clear BOTH solo and "multiplayer" in this game are buggy in game-breaking ways. Do not recommend.
The fact that Pandemic does NOT require each player to have a copy of the game for multiplayer mode has made it fantastic for family games during COVID-19. The host can share the Pandemic screen with everyone in a Zoom session. So we can include family and friends, who do not normally play computer games, and do not have Steam accounts. We found that you must share the FULL screen or monitor. If you only share Pandemic, remote mouse control may not fully line up with what needs to be clicked on. Family and friends from across North America have been playing Pandemic once a week now, for many months. I was very happy to buy my boxed copy of Pandemic for ~$45 many years ago, from the Meppleville Board Game Café, in Las Vegas. At a fraction of the cost, the Steam version is a wonderful bargain.
I'm recommending this game with a big caveat. If you already have the board game and love Pandemic, this is a good electronic version to play on a big screen with a computer attached. However, if you are new to the game, I'd hold off until they implement multiplayer. This port of the mobile app is not going to do the game justice. As for the suggestion that they implement AI - I originally thought this a good idea too, but then reflected on how I play the board game. Pandemic's fun comes from the need to plan, communicate and decide as a team. That would be broken if an AI performed scripted actions. So whilst I think MP needs to be implemented as a priority, solo play only really works if you are willing to perform multiple roles - something that is OK if you know and love the game already, but which would not be a great experience for those new to the game.
I am disappointed they did not include any AI players or ability for online play in the game. It is really sad, one of the reasons it is so fun to have computer versions of your board games is not to play on a computer, it is to be able to play vs the computer or another player when you don't have anyone near you to play with. I would much rather play the board game version if I have people near me to play the game with. As it stands the product is just sub-par and completely defeats the purpose of having a computer version of the game
In the most abominable money grab move, Asmodee Digital removed the "Remote Play Together" option from the game. For an OTHERWISE HORRIBLY PROGRAMMED MESS. DURING.AN.EFFING.PANDEMIC
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