True Virus

Despite occasional frustrations with clue logic, the game is easy to play and doesn’t take long to beat. You wake up tied to a bed. You have no idea who you are or how you ended up there, but after you manage to get yourself free, you find out you’re in some kind of a hospital. The whole building is abandoned, windows are boarded up, and there are signs that suggest the world was hit by a pandemic. Gameplay couldn’t be easier because all you need to do is click on hotspots on the screen. There are no sweeping camera movements or fancy mechanics; instead, everything you need to interact with is right in front of you. Navigation is simple: click on hotspots to investigate, collect items, or solve puzzles. Also, there’s no magic button to highlight interactive objects, so you’ll need to meticulously scan each room, clicking on everything that catches your eye. The cursor shifts to a hand when hovering over something useful, but beyond that, it’s all up to your own sense of observation. The lack of voice acting means all dialogue and narration unfold through text, which, while immersive, can be frustrating when you’re forced to wait for sentences to fully appear before closing th…

Great puzzle game and very underrated :D

I wish there were more games like this. Enjoyed it very much.

I enjoyed this point click puzzle game. Not sure what the point of that triangle password papers i collected still in my inventory though.

True Virus" is an indie point-and-click adventure that, while a little rough around the edges, offers a captivating experience. The game's atmosphere is immersing, drawing you into its intriguing story. The puzzles, while sometimes challenging, are satisfying to solve, and the overall playtime is just right. While the game could benefit from a bit more polish, its mysterious narrative and engaging puzzles make it a worthwhile experience for fans of the genre. "True Virus" is worth a try.

I love the 'open-world' type of puzzle games where you have a choice of many places to go to and link all the clues and items together. I had a lot of fun playing it and it really got me thinking. I must admit, I had to pull up a walkthrough about three times for certain parts, the only suggestion I would add to the game is some sort of hint after some time where the character could say like 'hmm there was a item in this place' but other than that, I recommend this game a lot!