5) Put the game on double-speed mode most of the time. Hitting the fast forward button will send the game into double speed mode. It’s best to have it in that mode most of the time, except for when you have just bought a large quantity of transmission modifications. At that point, it becomes a […Read More]
10) Unlock rare genes by spending the gems that you have built up. Go to the gene screen and take a spin on the “get rare genes” button and you’ll be able to spin for a rare combination of genetics that you can then equip your pathogen with. The rarer that the gene is, the […Read More]
15) Want to get more pathogens? Win a game with the current pathogen on medium or hard mode. Similar to unlocking a new level, except that winning the game on easy won’t earn you anything. Win the game on medium or hard mode, and the next time that you play it, the next pathogen up […Read More]
Infection 2 Bio War Simulation is the sequel to the massively popular Infection Bio War. It’s an extremely quick follow up to the original, which game out less than six months ago, but there’s so much different in this (admittedly similar looking) game as to warrant a sequel. It’s more difficult, for one thing. Read […Read More]
Infection 2 Bio War Simulation is all about the destruction of humanity by means of biochemical warfare – or at least, how God would do it, since it’s more of a “God Mode” game than anything. Like most good iOS games, this one contains a TON of unlockables. Read on for a guide on how […Read More]
Infection 2 Bio War Simulation is the sequel to Infection, which is the popular kill-em-all disease-spreading simulator that takes a bit of influence from the original Plague Inc. Like the first Infection, you use DNA to purchase upgrades to your pathogens, but unlike the first Infection, there is now a premium currency in the form […Read More]
There are two DNA popups that appear – the yellow ones and the red ones. They will pop up for multiple reasons. The yellow ones will pop up randomly over a country that has already been infected, regardless of how many people in that country are actually infected. Red ones will always pop up over […Read More]
Getting bored waiting for your DNA to appear? Read the news blurbs at the top of the screen. Many of them are absolutely hilarious, and some of them are great satire of actual current events that are happening today. Eventually, they stop appearing, but they won’t stop until well after you have built up a […Read More]
For most of the game, you should have it set to double speed, making it easier to watch your progress. However, when you buy a load of transmission modifications, set Infection 2 to normal speeds so that it’s easier to jump from place to place and collect DNA as needed. Then when the DNA popups […Read More]
Infection 2 Bio War Simulation is the sequel to the first Infection Bio War. Currently it’s on the iOS platform, but expect an Android version to come out fairly soon. Infection 2 appears to be the same as the first one, but after a few quick play throughs, it becomes obvious that there are fairly […Read More]
