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Pathogenic review: Damn, it feels good to be a virus

Pathogenic review: Damn, it feels good to be a virus

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Over the past couple of weeks, my immune system has been struggling to fight off a cold. It’s been unpleasant, as all colds are. But throughout this time—in defiance of my plight—I’ve been waging my own war against immune systems, thanks to Pathogenic , a new roguelite twin-stick shooter from developer Aberrant Labs. A

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Over the past couple of weeks, my immune system has been struggling to fight off a cold. It’s been unpleasant, as all colds are.

But throughout this time—in defiance of my plight—I’ve been waging my own war against immune systems, thanks to Pathogenic , a new roguelite twin-stick shooter from developer Aberrant Labs.

As I've downed endless shots of ineffective cough syrup, I’ve done little else with my free time than repeatedly take on the role of a bodily invader. And let me tell you: Being on the enemy’s side is much more fun.

Really fun, as it turns out. Action roguelites are a dime a dozen these days, and it takes something special to stand out.

So as quiet Internet whispers turned into widespread cacophonous praise—the little indie game quickly racked up 100,000 sales and an “overwhelmingly positive” review score on Steam—I set aside my default skepticism and gave it a shot.

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