IMUNE: Inside the Body

Lisbon, 06:14. A lab technician collapses with a virus that exists in no database. Dr Inês Valente hooks him up to IMUNE — an experimental interface that lets her command one of his immune cells, from the inside.

And the day starts repeating.

HOW IT PLAYS
• One finger moves the Sentinel, the cell you control. It fires on its own.
• Protect Tomás's cells: the virus needs them to multiply.
• Choose your response: neutrophils, macrophages, NK cells, interferon, fever, antibodies, T cells…
• But careful: every attack inflames. Past the line, inflammation hurts the patient. Winning by brute force loses the game.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
• A story with a mystery: who released LX-0? And why does the day reset?
• Real science: every defence in the game exists in your body. The Case File explains every cell, including the real X-ray structure of an antibody.
• No biology knowledge needed — you learn by playing.
• Five zones of the body, each its own world: the cilia forest of the throat, the alveoli of the lungs, the blood river, the glowing lymph node network, the final storm.
• Endless Mode with a new mutation every week.
• Bioluminescent microscopy visuals, original music and sound.

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