Viruses 2048 is a chilling twist on the classic 2048 game. Instead of numbers, you'll merge the deadliest viruses known to humanity. Win by reaching the most lethal virus tile — and continue playing to discover even more outbreak legends!
How to Play
Swipe or use your arrow keys to move all tiles in one direction. Every swipe shifts the viruses across the board, so plan your moves wisely to avoid getting stuck.
Merge matching viruses to unlock the next, more dangerous strain. Each successful merge evolves the virus into a stronger and rarer type, adding an exciting sense of progression.
Win by reaching the Marburg virus at tile 2048 - your ultimate goal and the mark of a skilled player!
Keep playing after that to uncover even more notorious viruses, climbing up the ranks all the way to the 65536 tile for a true test of your strategic skills.
Main Tile Progression
Tile
Virus
Info
2
Norovirus
Highly contagious and a leading cause of acute gastroenteritis. It spreads through contaminated food, water, or surfaces, often causing large community outbreaks each year.
4
Rotavirus
A major cause of severe diarrhea and dehydration in infants and children. Before vaccines, it caused hundreds of thousands of deaths annually, especially in developing nations.
8
Hepatitis B
A liver-targeting virus that can lead to chronic infection, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Over 250 million people live with chronic Hepatitis B globally, despite vaccine availability.
16
Influenza
Commonly known as the flu, this fast-mutating virus causes yearly epidemics. Some strains, like the 1918 Spanish flu, have killed millions, shaping global health systems.
32
SARS-CoV
The virus behind the 2002–2003 SARS outbreak, transmitted from animals to humans. It caused severe respiratory illness and had a high fatality rate among the elderly.
64
H1N1 (Swine Flu)
Emerging in 2009, this influenza strain spread rapidly worldwide. Although less deadly than feared, it infected millions and revealed how fast pandemics can move in modern times.
128
Zika Virus
Transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, Zika gained global concern for its link to severe birth defects such as microcephaly during the 2015–2016 outbreak in the Americas.
256
Dengue Virus
Spread by mosquitoes, Dengue causes intense fever, joint pain, and in severe cases, hemorrhagic shock. Rising temperatures and urbanization have boosted global infection rates.
512
HIV
The virus that causes AIDS, HIV attacks the immune system. Despite no cure, modern antiretroviral therapy allows millions to live long, healthy lives since its discovery in the 1980s.
1024
Ebola Virus
First identified in 1976, Ebola causes severe internal bleeding and has extremely high fatality rates. Outbreaks in Africa have sparked major global health responses.
2048
Marburg Virus
Closely related to Ebola, this virus causes deadly hemorrhagic fever with rapid onset and high mortality, often originating from contact with infected bats or primates.
Extended Tile Progression (4096 - 65536)
Tile
Virus
Info
4096
Nipah Virus
A zoonotic virus transmitted from bats or pigs to humans. It causes severe brain inflammation (encephalitis) and respiratory illness, with mortality rates up to 75%.
8192
Lassa Virus
Endemic to West Africa and spread by rodents, Lassa fever infects up to 300,000 people yearly. It causes internal bleeding and can lead to long-term hearing loss.
16384
Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever
Carried by ticks and livestock, this virus causes sudden fever, muscle pain, and internal bleeding. Outbreaks occur in Africa, Asia, and parts of Eastern Europe.
32768
Rift Valley Fever
A mosquito-borne virus affecting humans and livestock. It causes flu-like symptoms, and in severe cases, vision loss or brain inflammation, with major impacts on agriculture.
65536
Hendra Virus
Discovered in Australia in 1994, Hendra spreads from flying foxes to horses and occasionally humans. It causes severe respiratory and neurological disease with high fatality.
Why Play Viruses 2048?
🧬 Learn about deadly viruses while sharpening your puzzle-solving skills.
🧠 Stay alert by combining history, biology, and gameplay!
🧪 Challenge yourself beyond the Marburg virus with rare and lesser-known pathogens.
🌐 Fully online — no download or offline version needed.