Now Available on iOS: Infectonator 3: Apocalypse

Armor Games Studios is pleased to announce the iOS mobile exclusive release of their zombie disaster sim Infectonator 3: Apocalypse. Developed by Toge Productions, the game was first released for PC and Mac and is available in eleven different languages. The iOS version of Infectonator 3: Apocalypse is priced at $4.99 and contains no ads or in-app purchases and includes the full desktop experience… at a fraction of the cost.

Infectonator 3: Apocalypse is a freaky and frantic blend of arcade action and light strategy sim elements where the zombie apocalypse is at your fingertips. Players drop their virus into unsuspecting areas and watch the chaos unfold, earning upgrades for their undead army, and even unlocking new monstrosities with special abilities. The goal is to ultimately take over the world by wiping out all the countries before humanity can research a cure.

Features:
Over 30 different zombies and other creatures to unlock.
Addictive arcade gameplay in a world that gets more dangerous the longer you play.
Designed for replayability to keep you infecting over and over again.
A bright, cartoony retro pixelart design and a sense of humor
A blend of sim and strategy elements that are easy to pick up, but challenging to wield effectively.
Radioactive burgers.

Infectonator 3: Apocalypse - Official iOS Launch Trailer

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The Infectonator series began with a web game in 2009, and has since had several spin-offs and sequels across different platforms, with an audience of millions of players worldwide.

Release date:
PC: May 10th, 2018 / iOS: May 30th, 2019

About the Author

Ethan Allen was born and raised in the south bay (SoCal). At age 5 he was taken to the theater to see Halloween 2. Since that time he hasn’t been able to bite into an apple because of the fear of chomping down into a razor blade. At age 12 he went to his first haunt (Knotts Scary Farm) and only has missed a handful of years since then. Ethan has an unhealthy obsession with Elvira, 80’s slashers, and universal monsters which is borderline creepy.