Call of Corona: Micro Warfare

About

Call of Corona: Micro Warfare casts you as a tiny soldier deployed inside an infected body to battle the virus threatening Tim Hanks' life. You navigate the host’s bloodstream and organs with an antibody-firing weapon, dodging hazards like rogue white blood cells and digestive threats. The tone leans absurdly comedic, blending gross-out humor with frantic shooting mechanics. Every level feels like a chaotic sprint through a surreal, biology-themed obstacle course. Made during 2020’s lockdowns, the game channels pandemic frustration into over-the-top satire. All profits support global health efforts, adding a layer of purpose to the silliness. Players describe it as relentlessly quirky, with a charm that offsets its low-budget production. While not polished, its audacious concept and timing make it a memorable oddity.

Storyline

A dangerous mission to travel into the human body and meet the Corona virus face to face and send it back to microscopic hell. When the world's most famous actor, Tim Hanks, contracts Covid-19, the U.S. government chooses to use its experimental new program to save him. A swallow-able pill with a cute, little, micro-soldier inside. Equipped with an anti-body launcher, the micro-soldier must travel to the source of the infection and shoot it to hell. The government only manufactured one packet of these pills, and after every soldier has failed to kill the virus, it's down to the last pill in the packet to save the actor and the future of the Hollywood film industry.