"Players are rightly suspicious of mobile games coming to Steam as they are often just straight ports of touchscreen games at inflated prices - maybe in higher resolution! However, I haven't done this. "Overcoming the mobile stigma on the other hand will be brutally hard," says Vaughan. According to the developer, he is still only 50 percent of the way through the original Plague Inc. from scratch using "almost half a million pieces of feedback and feature requests from players which comes in handy," he tells us. In order to avoid simply porting the mobile game to the Steam platform, Vaughan has re-created Plague Inc.
With this week's launch of Plague Inc.: Evolved on Steam Early Access, players will be able to help shape the continued development of cooperative and competitive multiplayer campaigns - a new feature for the game that began as a mobile title in 2012.įan-feedback is already crucial to the game's Windows PC release, Ndemic Creations founder James Vaughan told Polygon.
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