Immune Defense: status, maker and key facts on file
Immune Defense is a game by Molecular Jig Games. Status: Playable, checked November 2026.
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Immune Defense is played on its maker's website; this directory lists and checks it and does not host it.
Immune Defense in brief
Players command seven types of white blood cells against bacteria, parasites, viruses and cancer, with opponents such as HIV, tuberculosis and Listeria, in a real-time strategy game steered with what the game calls Microbot technology. It teaches what proteins and receptors do and how pathogens evade the immune system. Dr. Melanie Stegman created it after ten years as a biochemist, and the National Institutes of Health funded prototyping.
Immune Defense is a game by Molecular Jig Games. Immune Defense is filed under Science, sector Education. Platform on file: PC, Mac, Linux (download). Cost on file: Pay what you want. The maker's page offered Immune Defense in November 2026; this was verified by reading the page.
One article on this site names Immune Defense: Immune Defense by Molecular Jig Games: a white blood cell game. More entries are in the games directory.
Key facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Maker | Molecular Jig Games |
| Topic | Science |
| Sector | Education |
| Platform | PC, Mac, Linux (download) |
| Cost | Pay what you want |
| Status | Playable |
| Checked | November 2026 |
| Official address | molecularjig.com |