Code Red : Exodust
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Last published Tue, Feb 25, 2020
based on 2032, a virus attacked the world. For months, they all trapped, unable to contact the outside world. A plan that they have been planning for weeks failed because of the wrong time estimation. Daniel, the only guy who knows about how dangerous the virus was, needs to come up with a cure to save his friends, while surrounded by the undeads. Will he succeed to find the cure in the middle of the apocalyptic area?
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