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The Book of Plagues 2

DiaMMax Games · Published by DiaMMax Games

Content notice: The game’s characters, plot, and actions are fictional. The game involves treating various injuries and illnesses—including sexually transmitted diseases—through mini-games, though these are not explicitly depicted. The game explores themes of correctional labor, corporal punishment, and suicide. The game contains adult content: occasional nudity and scenes of a sexual nature. However, the adult content is mild—no genitalia are shown. It is woven into the plot and gameplay but is not the central focus. Not suitable for all ages!

Last updated 29 Sept 2026

False Death has come to Grizmar. The plague steals souls and turns bodies into soulless puppets, doomed to repeat the final hours of their lives forever. Can you survive as the city turns into a puppet theater?

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Simulation · 2027 · More free games

About this game

       

In contrast to its medieval predecessor The Book of Plagues, the second installment transports players to an era of steam engines, machine tools, silent films, and vinyl records.

The city of Grizmar is an industrial giant, where assembly workshops stand side by side with bakeries, and a flower shop sits next to a butcher’s.

A mysterious organization known as the Collective rules from the shadows. It promotes ideas of equality, collective responsibility, and shared prosperity, while despising wealth and harshly punishing anyone who refuses to follow its rules. However, cruelty always breeds resistance of another kind.

Then False Death appeared in the city — a plague that steals souls and turns bodies into soulless dolls, doomed to endlessly repeat the last hours of their lives.

You are a young doctor who fled from a camp for those who reject the authority and brutal methods of the Collective. To survive in a city gripped by the epidemic, you take control of an old lazaret on the outskirts of Grizmar.

Now you must hide your past and avoid the coroner, who is hunting down escapees. Every day you receive patients, conduct examinations and treatments, grow ingredients, brew and sell medicines.

Your successes in treating the sick and preparing remedies directly or indirectly affect the fate of the city and its inhabitants — how far False Death will spread its black wings.

And if a patient does die, you always have a private crematorium at your disposal. Burial is strictly forbidden in Grizmar — the dead can wake up.

       

There are no simple outcomes here. The fates of patients are closely intertwined. The successful treatment of one person can positively affect an entire district, while failure or death can trigger a chain of events that touches many others.

Every diagnosis, every method of treatment, and every outcome directly or indirectly affects the city and its inhabitants. A doctor’s reputation carries real weight here — it influences not only how much patients trust you, but also your own safety.

Read the newspapers and letters, speak with the merchants. Only then will you be able to understand what consequences your successes and failures in treatment have truly left behind — and how much they have changed the city.

By your side is always Bella the Crow — a white raven with a dark sense of humor. She offers valuable medical advice and helps peer into the darker corners of patients’ minds.

Bella can read thoughts. This allows her to uncover secrets that patients prefer to hide and drag out skeletons from their closets. Her abilities are especially useful when a patient withholds the true cause of their illness or fails to mention a shameful allergy to certain medications.

       

The Book of Plagues 2 is a dark story filled with complex characters and heavy events. In Grizmar, you will treat a wide variety of people: brutal policemen and refined ladies, madmen and talented artists. Each of them possesses their own power and can influence the course of events — for better or for worse. Sometimes, saving one person can bring trouble to many others.

If this story resonates with you, support the development by adding the game to your wishlist. News and updates can always be found in the Steam community and on social media pages dedicated to the project.

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E8400 @ 3.0 ГГц / AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ @ 3.0 GHz
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9800GTX+ (1GB)
  • Storage: 2 MB available space

Recommended

Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 11
  • Processor: Intel Core i3 @2.40 GHz
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560+
  • Storage: 2 MB available space

Supported Languages

English, Russian, Simplified Chinese

Latest news

  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Mind reading and the Hippocratic scale

    I think it's time to talk a little bit about the development process and share some news. Let's get started!Objects in the environment become interactive in the sequel—you’ll now be able to interact with many of them, and each has its own mechanics. For example, the doctor’s assistant, Bella the crow (yes, she’s a girl), can read patients’ minds—unlike in the first game. But to do so, she needs to be fed special berries.Why is this necessary?— Not all patients will be honest with you. With some, you’ll have to resort to this “dirty trick.”— Mind reading will help you uncover secrets, learn about skeletons in the closet—and perhaps change your opinion of a patient.— And third, it’s a great basis for quirky moments and dark humor.That said, the berries needed for mind reading are a very rare resource. You’ll have to either grow them yourself or buy them from merchants.The mind-reading mechanic was supposed to appear as early as the first part—for example, it could have been used to expose a cannibal. But, alas, due to certain difficulties, I had to abandon the idea. Hippocrates' Scales!Hippocrates’ Scales is a device that helps diagnose ailments and learn more about a patient’s specific characteristics. The logic behind the mini-game is fairly simple, but it has some nuances.All you need to do is balance the right and left pans using the counterweights. But, as always, the devil is in the details.If you use all the weights, the diagnosis will be accurate. Treatment will be easier, and the likelihood of success will be higher. On top of that, in this scenario, the patient will reveal more about their condition or, for example, what they’re allergic to.The difficulty of the mini-game will vary depending on the patient. For example, it might turn out that the weights don’t have their weights labeled, or the mini-game will have to be completed against the clock…The decision to implement this diagnostic method is quite a risky move on my part. The prequel didn’t have anyth...
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Waiting for patients...

    Another city needs saving from a terrible plague... In the sequel, we travel to the city of Grizmar—the industrial heart and iron lungs of the country.People don't come here for fortune. They come here to work... or to live out their lives. A city where the sky is forever shrouded in smog. Where air is swallowed, not inhaled. Where birds are replaced by steam horns, and where dawn is replaced by the dim glow of factory windows...Hello, dear fans of dark stories! I'm glad that the sequel to The Book of Plagues has a page, and I'm one step closer to its release.The Middle Ages, the Black Death, and the city of Ludwig are long gone. In the second part, we're transported to a more modern era, where medicine has advanced greatly, but human cruelty, difficult fates, and dangerous illnesses remain...
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