Koronahra, a simulation game created by Czech developers, allows you to take on the role of the Czech Prime Minister and manage the pandemic. In the game, players can control the pandemic situation through closing or opening schools and services, allowing more or fewer people to meet, announcing curfews, and offering compensation for closed businesses. Image source: Koronahra.
Czech Rep., Jan 29 (BD) – Koronahra, a simulation game created by Czech developers, allows you to take on the role of the Czech Prime Minister and manage the pandemic. The game is intentionally created to take on the course of the pandemic in the Czech Republic, as the game is designed according to COVID-19 statistics shared by the Czech Ministry of Education and Eurostat. The game allows the player to fight the pandemic by controlling the mainstream measures the Czech government has been taking since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. In the game, players can control the pandemic situation b6 closing or opening schools and services, allowing more or fewer people to meet, announcing curfews, and offering compensation for closed businesses. The player must decide on the correct measures to prevent deaths and economic losses.