41 Days is a minimalist pandemic simulation game. Players are challenged to draw quarantine lines to stop the contagious virus outbreak.

　　This game is hard, but so is managing a real pandemic. When the virus is out of control, it's time to draw the line!

　　Key Features

　　6 zones with unique pandemic scenariosquick and intense gameplay sessionsintuitive gameplay - draw lines to contain the spread

　　minimalist visual and audio designpandemic graphs for each session Controls

　　Simple controls are explained during the game. Mouse (left click only) or touch controls only, no keyboard needed. Here's the breakdown of the controls:

　　There are two methods for drawing quarantine lines:

　　Click and hold to start the line, drag the mouse and release on the desired endpointClick on the desired point to start the line, click again on the endpoint Start and endpoints must be on the blocks or on the edge of the board.

　　South America zone has different gameplay. Control one point and visit all the hex checkpoints before they shrink and disappear. Click to move in any direction. In this zone, the game pauses when releasing the mouse button.

　　About the Game

　　Development originally started in February 2020 during the first lockdown. I'll let you take a guess where the inspiration came from :)

　　The game was released in August 2020 on Google Play and has been in constant development since then. The current version is 1.67.

　　GameHugger

　　Solo indie developer focused on building small but unique games. My minimalist approach to games is a foundation for quality and respect for the audience.

　　If you enjoy 41 Days, also check our my other game, currently only Google Play: May's Journal of Time Travels

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