Sad Virus Deathland

If you loathe the walking sim approach of other virus games made by this developer, you might like this one. It's basically a 3D platformer with 10 levels. Just a small detail, when you fall through the map, you can't go back to the menu or restart so you have to close to entire game.

Sad Virus Deathland is a small-scale third-person platforming adventure that embraces a strange sense of humor and a straightforward approach to level design. Developed and published by ZERO5GAMES, it revolves around guiding the Sad Virus through a collection of hazardous environments while searching for a beer bottle hidden within each stage. Rather than attempting to deliver a complicated narrative or elaborate progression system, the game concentrates on movement, exploration, obstacle avoidance, and repeated attempts to overcome dangerous sections. Its unusual premise gives an otherwise simple platforming formula a distinctive personality. The adventure consists of ten themed maps, with each one presenting a new environment to navigate and a bottle to locate. This creates an easily understood progression structure: enter the level, explore the surroundings, survive the hazards, find the objective, and move on to the next challenge. The environments incorporate moving spikes, rotating mechanisms, moving objects, and other traps that can instantly end an attempt. Because of this, observation is often as important as movement. Watching the timing and direction of a hazard before …

Simple third-person platformer with deadly traps and hidden beer bottles. Very short (10 levels) and a bit janky, but the 92% positive rating and bargain price suggest it's a fun little time-waster.

The platformer is about nothing; it feels like the game was made to showcase skills at school. Overall, I didn't enjoy the game, so I can't recommend buying it.

Get hit once, go all the way back to the beginning of the obstacle course. Yeah, no thanks.

One of THE best sad virus games in the saga. Would definitely recommend as a long time sad virus enjoyer, way more bang for your buck