Bio Inc. Redemption vs Virtual Villagers: The Secret City
Bio Inc. Redemption
Bio Inc. Redemption is the sequel to Bio Inc and is a more complex biomedical simulator that you can play on your PC. In this game, you can play as the bad person and develop the ultimate disease to torment your victim or play as the good guy and attempt to find a cure to the illness ravaging through your patient's body before it is too late. Featuring the game's iconic body degradation mechanism, you can see the disease, its symptoms and the effects of medication and treatments in real-time.Unlike the Steam-version of Plague Inc, this PC version of the game is not a mere mobile port, and as such, this game is a whole lot more fleshed out than you might expect, including a challenging and adaptive campaign containing 9 medical cases for you to solve. There are many features in the works as well, like a multiplayer mode where you get to compete against other players in real-time and climb up the rank ladder, gender-based diseases, new treatments and diseases, a more in-depth tech tree, and a sandbox mode where you have the freedom to teat out new theories and treatments without any "real" effects on your virtual patient.
So, if you love Bio Inc or Plague Inc and are looking for a more in-depth version of it, Bio Inc Redemption will definitely have all that you seek.
Virtual Villagers: The Secret City
Virtual Villagers: The Secret City is the third game in the Virtual Villagers series. In this game, you'll need to send your little villagers on a perilous yet necessary journey to re-populate the lost city of Isola. Thankfully, the place where the city was rumored to be on is rich with resources that can help your tribe to not only survive but also thrive... as long as you are there to guide them along. In addition to the intriguing storyline, this game also provides real-time weather which will greatly improve your gaming experience.If you're a fan of the Virtual Villager series, you wouldn't want to miss out on this game, but even if you're not, you might want to try this game out, especially if life simulation games are kind of your jam.
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