40 Days [四十天]

Short and Simple Review. Pros: -Challenging. In higher difficulties, unforgiving. Cons: -Plenty of spelling errors and incorrect sentences in the english ver. -Infection chance reduction methods do not work. -Instruction are vague in certain areas, but the simplistic gameplay makes up for it. -The art direction is all over the place. You have 3D, anime, real life pictures, and simple designs mix together in a way that does not work.

Pros: -Challenging game -Idea is good, something new to play Cons: -Game explanation not enough, take few games to understand how it works -Too much design element Since just an indie game, so those flaw is acceptable.

At this point, I think it is safe to say that this game is abandonware. Game is still broken, english still poorly understood, I have to save and quit and re-enter where I left off every time there is a suggestion where I got to press ok on. Unless you got a lot of patience, don't buy the game. It ain't worth the trouble.

its fun but hard at the beginning

40 Days takes the familiar concept of a deadly epidemic and approaches it from the perspective of the people responsible for containing the disaster. Developed and published by Black Phoenix Studio, it is a strategy and management game in which the player takes command of a quarantine department during a rapidly worsening outbreak. The central challenge is immediately understandable: there are only forty days to research the disease, develop a cure, and prevent the city from collapsing. That fixed deadline gives the campaign its identity, turning time into one of the most important resources available. The gameplay is built around managing several interconnected problems rather than simply waiting for researchers to discover a solution. Laboratory work is essential, and infected citizens or useful samples must be examined to improve understanding of the virus. The disease can mutate, making research an ongoing struggle rather than a completely predictable progression toward victory. Every day spent improving the scientific response is also another day in which infection, shortages, disorder, or other emergencies can become more dangerous. This creates a constant tension between so…