Solve the Outbreak

Solve the Outbreak

Fun Peek into Epidemiology

60 ratings
111 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 7, 2013
  • July 18, 2026

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Become a Disease Detective and solve simulated outbreaks by analyzing clues and data. Make critical decisions to contain diseases and save lives, earning badges and climbing ranks. Learn about real-world disease investigation in an engaging, game-like experience.

Solve simulated outbreaks
Analyze clues and data
Make critical decisions
Earn badges and ranks
Learn about diseases
Challenge friends
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What's New in Solve the Outbreak

2.5.10

July 18, 2026

• Bug fixes

User reviews

Pls add another level I’ve completed all with maximum score

It’s great but can you add a nother level like one with strep .

I love the CDC

Hello. I am 12 and have been interested in the concept of infectious disease since before the pandemic. The CDC is the coolest thing ever!

Please reply.

What?

This app is only an app. I can’t believe my health teacher made me download this. How am I going to download and play subway surfers when I have to make room for this. I ain’t no nerd. Where are the coins? Where is the money? I do not want to be a nerd. It is great for them though… just not for me.
Sincerely,
That one nerd that isn’t a nerd
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Fun app

I immensely enjoyed this game. The cases are realistic. Some of the questions are dumb ambiguous. Like in the Dengue fever case. I incorrectly chose to quarantine the affected. The next question was about local spread from the affected group. Mildly annoying and confusing. However does not detract from an otherwise excellent toy
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Excellent case presentations

The gamification of the learning process makes this app engaging and entertaining. Congratulations to the developers for creating an app that makes learning epidemiology fun!

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App crashes when attempting to reset scores in settings

Bug

Old scores and progress remain after reset attempt

Bug

Accidental question selection due to bottom screen placement

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

Add more outbreak cases and scenarios

Feature

Create harder difficulty levels for advanced players

Feature

Include visual aids and images for better understanding

Feature

Add background music and sound effects

Feature

Implement branching storylines with different outcomes

Feature

Create Level 3 with more complex cases

Feature

Add ability for users to create custom outbreaks

Feature

Improve text size and readability on smaller screens

Feature

Release app on iPhone in addition to iPad

Feature

Include more historical and special plague scenarios

Feature

FAQ

What is Solve the Outbreak?

Solve the Outbreak is an educational simulation game where players act as Disease Detectives. The goal is to analyze clues, make decisions, and solve simulated outbreaks to save lives and learn about disease investigation.

How do I progress in the game?

You progress by solving outbreak scenarios and making effective decisions. Your performance determines your score and rank, starting as a Trainee and aiming for the top rank of Disease Detective. Mastering levels unlocks new challenges.

Is there a cost to play Solve the Outbreak?

Based on the provided information, the application is free to play. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a completely free experience.

What can I learn from this app?

The app teaches users about diseases and outbreaks in an engaging way. You will learn how real-world Disease Detectives work to save lives and protect people by investigating the origins of outbreaks.

Can I share my progress or challenge friends?

Yes, the app offers the option to post your scores on social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter. This allows you to share your achievements and challenge your friends to play the game and see how they perform.