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Germ Crazy came out for the Amiga in 1991 from Electronic Zoo. It was a strange little game for its time, a medical simulation that felt more like a frantic puzzle than a traditional action title. You don't see many games where the main character is a virus and the playing field is a human body.

You control a team of antibodies inside a patient, fighting off a flesh-eating virus. Your main objective is to save the host by strategically deploying drugs, performing precise surgical excisions, or even resorting to amputation if an infection spreads too far. The game plays out screen by screen, with each area of the body presenting a new battlefield. You have to constantly balance the risk of your treatments against the aggressive spread of the disease, and the six difficulty levels make the pacing incredibly tense. It feels like a desperate, high-stakes race against an invisible clock.