Is Plague: London 1665 based on a true story?

Yes. Plague: London 1665, draws inspiration for it's story from the harrowing experience of a man named Edward Pool.

In the summer of 1665, Edward Pool and his family of six left their farm near Colchester and set out for London in search of a better future. Little did they know that they were headed straight into the heart of a catastrophic pandemic. The Bubonic Plague had already begun to spread through the city, and thousands were dying every day.

As the his family settled into their new home in the city, they quickly realized the severity of the situation. The streets were littered with corpses, and the stench of death filled the air.

Through his courage and determination, Edward became a symbol of hope for the people of London. His selflessness and unwavering dedication to the task at hand inspired others to join him in the fight against the disease.

It is this inspiring story that we aim to capture in Plague: London 1665 and unfold Edwards and his family's fate during one of the darkest periods in human history.

Through our game, players will be able to experience the challenges and struggles that Edward and his family faced.