
Disaster Protocol
Save the world, together
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Floods, a flash ice age, meteorite showers and global wildfires are hitting the world's cities all at once. You and your team are the elite emergency response unit standing between the planet and collapse.
Disaster Protocol is a cooperative strategy game for 2 to 4 players. You win or lose together.
RACE THE CLOCK
Travel a world map of 52 cities across four regions. Clear hazards, share intel with your teammates and deploy four macro-engineering solutions: planetary domes, irrigation networks, drain vortexes and a thermal grid. Let a city's hazard level overflow and chain reactions spread the disaster to its neighbours.
EIGHT ROLES, ONE TEAM
Each player takes one of 8 emergency response roles, each with its own special ability. Combine them well and plan your turns together. Six event cards can be played at any moment, even on another player's turn or in the middle of a climate shock.
PLAY YOUR WAY
- Create a private game and share its 4-letter code with friends
- Playing alone? Add 1 to 3 bot teammates who play their own turns
- Team chat on the map to plan your moves
- Three difficulty levels
- Games are saved, so you can pick up where you left off
LEARN AS YOU PLAY
A built-in "How to play" guide, a "What can I do?" panel that explains which actions are possible and why, and an early-warning list of the cities that will be hit next.
Every disaster strikes in its own way, with rising flood waters, flash freezes, meteorite impacts and spreading flames, and your solutions roll out across the map city by city.
Designed for iPad and iPhone, in portrait and landscape.
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What's New in Disaster Protocol
1.0.2
October 23, 2026
Disaster Protocol now speaks your language: English, German, Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese. The game follows your device's language, and the language menu on the front page switches it. Also new: • A new front page and a new app icon • Disasters shown on the map as small animated icons, with low supplies blinking red • Sound plays with the silent switch on, and comes back after you switch apps • A help guide that lists what every action and event costs • Easier to read on iPad: the status bar fits on one line, and suggestions stand out from the map • A privacy policy page
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