Global Pandemic Response Game

Global Infections: 0 million

Time Left: 180 seconds

Vaccines Distributed: 0 million

Virus Mutation: 1.00x

Public Compliance: 100%

Economy: 100.00%

Healthcare Capacity: 100.00%

Variants: 0

Vaccine Effectiveness: 95.00%

Vaccine Research Level: 0

Research Progress: Not researching

How to Play Global Pandemic Response Game

Manage a global health crisis by balancing vaccine research, distribution, public health measures, and economic support!

Use the action buttons to respond to the pandemic.
Watch how infections, virus mutation, public compliance, economy, and healthcare capacity change.
Try to achieve the lowest score possible over the 3-minute game period.

Global infections increase exponentially if unchecked.
Researching the vaccine takes time and increases the maximum vaccines that can be distributed.
Distributing vaccines reduces infections but strains the economy and healthcare. The amount of vaccines that can be distributed is limited by the research level.
Enforcing measures increases compliance and helps healthcare but hurts the economy.
Boosting the economy helps maintain economic stability but may increase infections and reduce compliance.
The virus mutates over time, especially when healthcare is strained.
New variants can emerge, reducing vaccine effectiveness.
Low public compliance makes it harder to control the spread.
Healthcare capacity decreases as infections rise and the economy suffers.
If healthcare capacity or economy reaches 0, or the entire population is infected, it's game over.
The virus may resurge if infections drop very low, making complete eradication challenging.
There's an extremely rare chance of complete eradication if infections become very low.
The game lasts for 3 minutes or until a critical threshold is reached.

Lower score is better.
Your score is calculated based on final infections, vaccines distributed, virus mutation, variants, public compliance, economic status, healthcare capacity, and research level.
High infections, excessive vaccine use, high mutation rates, many variants, and low public compliance increase your score.
Poor economic performance and low healthcare capacity heavily penalize your score.
Higher research levels provide a bonus to your score.

Balance vaccine research, distribution, economic support, and healthcare capacity.
Monitor all indicators closely and act before they reach critical levels.
Maintain public compliance to keep infections under control.
Don't let healthcare capacity or economy drop too low.
Be prepared for potential virus resurgence when infections are low.
Aim for a balanced approach to minimize overall impact.