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Ludos Forge · Published by Ludos Forge · Official site ↗
2 user reviews — 100% positive (2 reviews) · 25 achievements
Last updated 8 Oct 2026
A skilled hacker has unleashed a powerful trojan. What will happen to the computers it infects? Help Vundo navigate through Malware City, a 2D platformer inspired by the dawn of personal computers. Infect as many systems as you can and become the most feared trojan to ever exist.
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Indie · 2026 · More £5 - £15 games
Explore Malware City, a 2D platformer where you control a skilled hacker named Vundo. Infect systems and become the most feared trojan in this unique indie game from Ludos Forge.
About this game
Enter various PCs, each one with its own Operative System and unique mechanics!
Run from pesky anti-viruses and avoid all the hazards that each computer might hide! Jump between folders, sensitive information and hardware parts to traverse the world of Malware City!
Every PC has its parts, and each part can be infected and destroyed! But be careful, every component behaves differently and has his own and unique protection system. Will you be able to destroy them all?
Some PCs may have hidden minigames inside them, collect them all and replay these classic gems freely in the Arcade!
Surf the most dangerous tides of the internet. Dodge deadly traps and other viruses, work your way back to your origins and face your creator!
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i3 3.0 GHz or equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 / AMD Radeon HD 6850 or equivalent
- Storage: 3 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c or higher
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Malware City is 50% off in the Steam Autumn Sale!
Hey everyone!Autumn is here, and we’re celebrating with 50% off Malware City during the Steam Autumn Sale!From October 1 until October 8 at 10 AM PT, you can pick up the game for €4.99, down from €9.99.If Malware City has been sitting on your wishlist, this is a great time to jump in. Already playing? Help us spread the word and share the game with a friend!Thank you to everyone who has played, left a review, or supported us along the way. Your support means so much to our team.Grab Malware City at half price before the sale ends.Happy gaming, The Malware City TeamRead full article on Community Announcements ([SnF] Toxin95)Patch NotesOfficial
Museum Update: Relive the Destruction
The Museum has received a major upgrade.Until now, visitors could inspect destroyed components and read the logs left behind by their former users. Starting today, the exhibits have become a little more interactive.Every recovered component can now replay the exact minigame that led to its destruction during the campaign.This update includes:Added replayable minigames to the MuseumReplay Bugmania, the rhythm-based challengeReplay PopUpHell, a fast-paced typing challenge filled with pop-upsReplay CircuitShock, a puzzle game about routing power through a circuitReplay VirusInvader, a vertical-scrolling arcade shooterFixed various small collider imperfections across the cityGeneral fixes and adjustmentsSome people visit museums to preserve history.Vundo prefers to repeat it.Read full article on Community Announcements (LudosForge)Patch NotesOfficial
Vundo Is Not a Dancer
After extensive testing, it was determined that some platforms had developed a strange obsession with choreography.As a result, Vundo occasionally found himself trapped in poses that were never part of the design documents.This patch includes:Fixed platforms that could trap the Trojan in an unintended "dancer" poseFixed an issue that could prevent players from completing the Deep WebSmall fixes and adjustmentsSome bugs were funny. These were not.Read full article on Community Announcements (LudosForge)Patch NotesOfficial
Malware City Visual Update.exe
Vundo upgraded some of the city’s highly advanced malware technology. The drag & drop power-up should now feel cleaner, brighter, and easier to follow during the chaos.This patch includes:Improved the glow effect for the drag & drop power-upImproved power-up visibilityFixed issues with a boss fightSmall fixes and adjustmentsThe Trojan calls this “quality improvement.”Read full article on Community Announcements (LudosForge)Patch NotesOfficial
The Trojan learned a new Drag & Drop technology
The trojan spent some time studying advanced computer interaction techniques.The result? Dragging the Trojan around is now much less confusing during catastrophic hardware failures.This patch includes:- Added a glow effect behind the Trojan when the Power Supply is destroyed, making drag & drop easier to see- Small fixes and adjustmentsEven malware needs visual feedback sometimes.Read full article on Community Announcements (LudosForge)
