In the event of a global pandemic, would your first priority be preserving lives or saving the economy?

## About This Game
In the event of a global pandemic, would your priority be preserving lives or
saving the economy? Or do you perhaps believe that you could handle both?

Pandemic Crisis simulates the emergence of a new and highly infective virus
and gives you sole control of the effort to prevent the virus from causing the
complete downfall of civilization as we know it.

To limit the spread of the virus, you can issue recommendations to avoid
crowds, close schools, suspend air travel or even borders, enforce complete or
partial curfews and so on, for each of the 171 countries and territories
represented. You will also be able to focus research on new or existing
vaccines and antivirals and even take some action to boost the short term
economy, in order to prevent a financial disaster on top of the virological
one.

The options available to you will vary somewhat, depending on the government
type and authority level (and respect for human rights) in each country or
territory. The virus will also behave somewhat differently in different
countries, depending on levels of sanitation, healthcare, population density,
urbanization and several other factors that would affect the virus’ ability to
spread. Some actions will have better effect in certain countries than in
others.

Each action you take will have some drawbacks, however. Closing a country
completely and enforcing a 24/7 curfew might prevent new infections almost
completely among the general population in a certain country, but how would it
affect the economy? And would the population stick to the rules imposed on
them?

Well, it’s time to find out!

Pandemic Crisis uses real world population and economic statistics as far as
possible and best estimates where official (and trustworthy) facts are not
available.

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
Game may contain simulated statistics of high mortality rates.

Pandemic Crisis